Next 72 Intelligence is built on intelligence-community tradecraft — tracking actors, mapping movement, reconstructing patterns of life from sparse signal. We happen to be a licensed Florida agency, and that's the difference: the license is what lets us reach records a data broker can't touch, resolve them into a case, and defend the work on the stand.
Next 72 exists for the investigators, attorneys, and law-enforcement professionals who need what's almost impossible to find any other way. We're an intelligence firm first and a licensed agency second — and the order matters: the tradecraft is the product, and the license is what lets us act on it. You're not buying access to a database. You're retaining a firm.
The underlying platform was built on intelligence-community tradecraft: tracking actors, mapping movement, identifying meeting locations, and reconstructing patterns of life from sparse signal. Every person carrying a phone today emits the same class of signal — and that signal is what makes a modern investigation solvable.
Over 15+ years, that capability has grown into the fusion practice it is now — geolocation, deep OSINT, banking and asset intelligence, and cryptocurrency tracing — resolved into intelligence built to evidentiary discipline, by an agency that can defend its own work on the stand.
Florida Intelligence Agency · A 3100278
Bruce Anderson · CEO & Founder
Daubert-qualified federal expert witness
United States · International
Per-case engagements · no platform subscription
200+ PIs, litigation counsel, LE, and corporate
Bruce Anderson founded Next 72 Intelligence on a career law-enforcement and federal-investigations background. He is a Daubert-qualified federal expert witness in complex high-tech criminal matters, including geolocation intelligence, and a frequent speaker before statewide PI organizations and bar associations.
He maintains federal-grade affiliations with FBI InfraGard Tampa Bay, the National Cyber-Forensics & Training Alliance (NCFTA), HSI Intellectual Property Rights, and the U.S. Secret Service Financial Crimes Task Force — the relationships that keep the agency's work current with how organized crime actually operates.
Bring us the case conventional methods can't solve. Most engagements scope within 24 hours.