Impact 2025/26

Over the last year, we have continued to invest in innovation and growth that delivers meaningful impact. We now collect human-trafficking relevant data from 70 countries, and Traffic Jam’s 1.3+ billion indexed records increasingly help connect local cases to wider regional, national, and transnational trafficking networks. We are supporting more users of our technology than ever before, across four continents and a growing range of sectors, including law enforcement, victim-centered public safety agencies, NGOs, hospitality partners, and financial sector institutions working to disrupt trafficking-related activity.

At Marinus, we see our role as supporting and equipping those working at the front line of public safety. Each year, we ask our clients and partners to tell us whether and how our technology is helping them do that work more effectively.

Their feedback helps us understand what is working, where we are helping to deliver real-world outcomes, and what more we need to do to deepen our impact in the fight against human trafficking, organized crime, exploitation, money laundering, and related harms.

In response to our 2026 Traffic Jam user survey, we learned that our technology:

• is seen as highly beneficial by the overwhelming majority of respondents

• helped 93% of respondents identify potential victims more quickly

• improved productivity for 91% of respondents

• generated new leads or avenues of inquiry for 84% of respondents

• supported more than five operations or investigations in the past 12 months for 67% of respondents

• helped 81% of respondents who gave a definitive answer identify trends or patterns that were previously difficult to spot

Public Safety in the Digital Age

Around the world, the race is on to develop innovative tools and services that help law enforcement, businesses, regulators, and others better protect the public from online harms.

Marinus Analytics contributes to this effort by supporting front-line law enforcement, public safety professionals, and responsible businesses across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and internationally to combat human trafficking, address online harms, and meet both regulatory and wider societal responsibilities.

To learn more about what we do and why we do it, download our latest Impact Report.