Cognyte to Showcase Financial Crimes Investigation Technology at IAFCI International Conference

HERZLIYA, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cognyte Software Ltd. (NASDAQ: CGNT) (“Cognyte”), a global leader in software-driven technology for investigative analytics, today announced the company will feature its latest technology innovations at the 2026 International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators (IAFCI) International Conference. Cognyte is a Gold Sponsor of the event.

WHAT: The IAFCI International Conference is the premier global forum for professionals dedicated to combating financial crimes, hosted annually by the International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators. The event brings together law enforcement, banking, cybersecurity, retail and investigative experts from around the world to share insights, strategies and innovations.

WHO: Speak with Cognyte experts and view demonstrations of Cognyte’s latest technology for financial crimes investigations, including NEXYTE, Cognyte's AI-powered decision intelligence platform. NEXYTE helps investigators fuse data from across the financial ecosystem, automate complex investigative workflows, uncover hidden relationships and turn fragmented information into actionable intelligence faster than ever before.

WHEN: August 25-27, 2026, during exhibit hall hours.

WHERE: Booth #18 at IAFCI International Conference at the Grand Hyatt Nashville in Nashville, Tennessee.

WHY: Financial crime investigations are becoming increasingly complex and data intensive. Traditional investigative approaches create information silos that limit visibility, slow decision-making and make it more difficult to identify sophisticated criminal networks. Domain-specific AI and financial open-source intelligence (OSINT) are reshaping financial crime investigations, making it easy to seamlessly combine corporate records, beneficial ownership data, sanction and watchlist data, blockchain intelligence and more into a single investigative environment. This capability reveals hidden networks, accelerates investigations and enables faster, more informed decisions.

Speaking Session:
Breaking Down Silos in Financial Crimes Investigations
Wednesday, August 26, 4:10 PM
Location: Main Stage (Grand Hall D)
Speaker: Daniel Kurz

Cognyte Financial Crime Consultant, Daniel Kurz will deliver a presentation at the event, showing how traditional investigations are hindered by siloed data and the blind spots this creates. Modern policy and improved OSINT sharing are driving a shift towards a single, unified intelligence system. The presentation details how an international FIU organization leveraged AI-driven decision intelligence to fuse multiple data sources into a unified environment to accelerate an international money laundering investigation and case resolution.

Attendees will gain insights into how decision intelligence enhances collaboration, improves intelligence sharing and enables investigators to identify illicit financial activity with greater speed, accuracy, and confidence. This session is ideal for law enforcement, financial crime investigators, intelligence professionals and compliance leaders seeking to modernize investigative capabilities.

About Cognyte
Cognyte is a global leader in AI-powered investigative analytics solutions that empower customers with Actionable Intelligence for a Safer World®. Cognyte’s solutions enable law enforcement, national security and military intelligence agencies, as well as other organizations, to navigate an increasingly complex threat landscape. With offerings that leverage advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics, Cognyte helps customers make sense of growing volumes of fragmented multi-source data to help identify, assess and mitigate risks across dynamic environments, supporting informed, mission-critical investigations and operations. Hundreds of customers worldwide rely on Cognyte’s intelligence platform to uncover insights and reveal what matters, enabling confident decision-making in high-stakes environments. Learn more at www.cognyte.com.