Geopolitical Risk & Threat Intelligence
Decisions before disruption.
We turn the world's news into decision-ready intelligence — so security, intelligence, and operations teams see emerging risks, understand the impact, and act before disruption.
Every language · Every region · Live around the clock
Beyond alert feeds
Built for the future of risk intelligence.
Most tools stop at alert aggregation. We fuse real-time events, geographic spread, narrative formation and actor influence into one decision-centric picture — turning an overwhelming volume of signals into timely, defensible insight.
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Coverage
The whole conversation, in every language.
Global news gathered continuously across languages — so you see what is developing in Arabic, French, or Russian hours before the global English wires pick it up.
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Structure
From raw text to a model of the world.
A shared ontology connects people, places, organizations and events across millions of articles — turning scattered reporting into one coherent, queryable picture.
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The multiplier
Ask, don't hunt.
Ask questions in plain language over the entire intelligence picture — maps, trends, networks and threats — and get sourced, traceable answers in seconds.
What it does
From raw news to living intelligence.Six capabilities, one picture.
Every capability works over the same data foundation — so a pattern on the map, a shift in a narrative, and a node in the knowledge graph are all views of the same underlying truth.
Millions of articles a day — cleaned, deduplicated, translated and structured into a single analysis-ready stream.
People, places, organizations and events resolved into one consistent model — so everything connects to everything.
An interactive world map where risk, activity and sentiment become layers you can stack, compare and explore.
Statistical models watch the entire stream for the anomalies a human team would never catch in time.
A living network of who shapes the story, who amplifies it, and how influence flows between actors.
Ask questions the way you would ask an analyst — get sourced, traceable answers and ready-to-send briefings.
How it works
From firehose to decisionin four steps.
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Prepare
Global multilingual news is collected around the clock, cleaned, deduplicated and translated into one analysis-ready stream.
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Structure
Each article is mapped to a shared ontology: the people, places, organizations and events it describes, with tone and risk.
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Connect
Stories link across languages into narratives; actors link into knowledge graphs; risk indicators update by country and theme.
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Act
Monitor the map, follow emerging narratives, brief leadership — or simply ask and get a cited answer.
Why teams choose usthe reasons that come up most
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Speed with context
Signal, verified and contextualized.
Replace uncontextualized alerts with early warning that's tied to real events, geography and the story behind them.
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One picture
Stop juggling scattered tools.
Maps, trends, narratives, networks and threats live in one place over one data foundation — and one assistant spans them all.
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Multilingual by default
See the story before it's translated.
Cross-language analysis surfaces a story forming in local-language media hours before the global English wires catch up.
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Force multiplier
Small team, global scope.
Plain-language answers and drafted briefings turn one analyst into an intelligence function.
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Configurable
Your regions, your themes, your risk.
Stand up a country or portfolio watch in minutes, scoped to the topics and regions that matter to you.
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Efficient to scale
Coverage that doesn't break the budget.
An efficient analysis pipeline keeps costs low, so you can widen coverage instead of narrowing it.
Built for the hardest momentsnot the quarterly review — the 3AM call
“Leadership wants the narrative landscape around our country this week. I have an hour.”
- See the leading narratives at a glance — by reach, language and source
- Check the map: where the story is spreading, and how fast
- Ask which narratives target you, and who is driving them
- Generate a sourced briefing, ready to send
“There's an escalation on the border. I brief the director in 15 minutes.”
- The early-warning view flags a spike in security coverage
- Confirm the surge in volume and the shift in tone
- Open the influence graph: who is amplifying it
- Send the situation report
“The CFO is asking about our exposure if a key shipping route is disrupted.”
- Layer energy and maritime activity over the same map
- Check whether a disruption narrative is forming
- Ask about second- and third-order effects, with citations
- Brief the scenario
“Is this a coordinated campaign or organic coverage?”
- Cluster the coverage: same claim, or many independent stories?
- Compare how different countries and outlets frame it
- Look for coordinated amplification in the knowledge graph
- Track it as an ongoing investigation
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