Most threats are spoken before they are acted on. We watch for them, find out who is behind them and where they are, so a threat is stopped while it is still words on a screen.
01
Monitor
Social media, forums, news and the surface, deep and dark web. Live, around the clock.
02
Connect
Link analysis ties accounts, aliases and associates into one picture.
03
Locate
Who they are and where they are, matched against your movements.
04
Geofence
Virtual perimeters around homes, offices, schools and travel.
05
Alert
An immediate threat goes straight to your CSO or security team.
Example
From a post to advance warning
01
A threat is posted
An account threatens the principal online.
02
We find who
Link analysis connects the account to a real person and their group.
03
We find where
Their locations and movements are mapped.
04
We know in advance
If they or anyone in their group comes near the principal, the detail knows before they arrive.
What you receive
Clear reports, on a schedule
Weekly report
What happened this week and what to watch next week.
Threats and mentions, ranked by severity
Persons of interest: new activity
Geofence activity near your locations
The week ahead: events, protests and local news on your itinerary
Recommended actions
Monthly report
The bigger picture and how it is changing.
Trends: is each threat growing or fading
Link-analysis map of persons of interest and their groups
Digital exposure: leaked personal data, family and staff footprint
CriticalCSO and security teamNotified at once, by phone and message
ElevatedSecurity teamFlagged the same day, with analysis
RoutineYour reportIncluded in the weekly report
FAQ
Questions about OSINT and threat monitoring
What is OSINT?
OSINT, or open-source intelligence, is the gathering and analysis of publicly available information: social media, forums, news and the surface, deep and dark web. We use it to spot threats early, before they escalate.
What do your OSINT reports include?
Weekly reports cover threats ranked by severity, new activity by persons of interest, geofence activity and the week ahead. Monthly reports add trends, a link-analysis map, your digital exposure, relevant world news and an updated risk rating.
What happens if a threat is found?
An immediate threat goes straight to your CSO and security team, without waiting for the next report.
What is link analysis and geofencing?
Link analysis connects accounts, aliases and associates into one picture. Geofencing sets virtual perimeters around homes, offices, schools and travel, so we know in advance if a person of interest or their group comes near the principal.