Quantifind Appoints Retired General Erik C. Peterson to Advisory Board

Jul 30, 2025
Quantifind has appointed retired Lieutenant General Erik C. Peterson to its advisory board to enhance its AI-powered national security missions, announced in a press release.

Quantifind has announced the appointment of retired Lieutenant General Erik C. Peterson to its advisory board, announced in a press release. General Peterson, who served over 35 years in the U.S. Army, brings extensive experience in military command and strategy to the company.

Peterson's last role was as Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8, where he advised on strategy, modernization, and resource integration. His expertise aligns with Quantifind's mission to support rapid threat detection and strategic decision-making for U.S. government agencies.

Quantifind's AI platform is designed to enable real-time discovery and triage of high-risk entities by integrating open-source data and public records. This technology is used by government agencies to uncover hidden networks and trace illicit flows, enhancing national security efforts.

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