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MainNerve Aides in Major Human Trafficking Bust

In April 2014, MainNerve donated cyber forensics gear and other technology to Exodus Road, a non-profit which has supported the resuces of 326 sex slaves in three short years. The Exodus Road worked to transport MainNerve’s equipment over to partners in SE Asia. It was this cyber forensic technology that played a critical role in gathering the information needed to take down a major criminal syndicate in Thailand responsible for the human trafficking of hundreds of people.

See The Exodus Road post below:

Major Trafficking Ring Busted Through Collaboration And Technology

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