Putting Cybersecurity Skills to Work for Missing Persons Cases

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Riverside, CA., (February 23, 2026) — This past weekend, members of the CTRL-A team participated in the Trace Labs Global OSINT Search Party CTF, a volunteer event that brings together people with cybersecurity and research skills to support active missing persons investigations.

Participants used publicly available information to look for potential investigative leads, working within the event’s ethical and legal guidelines. Findings were submitted through Trace Labs’ Search Party platform for review and possible referral to the law enforcement agencies handling the cases.

For our team, the Search Party was an opportunity to put technical skills to work in service of people beyond our day-to-day client work. We appreciate Trace Labs and the volunteers who made that collaboration possible.

Learn more about the Trace Labs Search Party.

CTRL-A participated as a volunteer and is not affiliated with Trace Labs or any law enforcement agency.


About CTRL-A

CTRL-A Technical Services is a Riverside, CA–based managed services provider (MSP) specializing in IT operations, cybersecurity, and on-site technical support. We help businesses safeguard their data, strengthen their infrastructure, and stay productive with scalable, technology-driven solutions. Our team combines decades of technical expertise with a commitment to agility, accuracy, and availability for every client we serve. Please visit our website and follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn to learn how we’re making an impact.

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