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Sep 22, 10am PDT
Social Data and Geopolitical Risk: Gathering Critical Intelligence from Unexpected Sources
Public sector security and intelligence teams have a lot on their plate. Not only do they need to find, validate, and interpret data—but populations and governments rely on them to do so in time-sensitive situations and ensure no critical information is overlooked.
Online data—like social media, deep, and dark web content—is often the earliest and most accurate information source for public sector threats. Whether it’s a cyber breach, a physical attack, or misinformation, the problem is finding relevant content quickly enough in this overwhelming data stream.
PROTECT PEOPLE AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Without fast, easy access to relevant online data, your team can face information gaps and sacrifice speed-to-information when it matters most. During an immediate or ongoing crisis, this can drive a late or misinformed reaction and cause lasting damage to populations, infrastructure, and data.
FIND ACTIONABLE ONLINE INFORMATION FASTER
We provide public sector intelligence professionals with an intuitive software solution for open-source data access. The Echosec Systems Platform crawls 300 posts per second from a wide variety of sources to minimize information gaps. Data is processed and filtered in a user-friendly interface to deliver analysts pertinent information, fast.
IMPROVE DATA COVERAGE TO REDUCE BLIND SPOTS
Improving data coverage and access supports more comprehensive investigations and proactive, informed risk response. Intelligence software that avoids information gaps and delayed alerts ultimately keeps citizens safer and minimizes damage to vulnerable government data and infrastructure.
Echosec Systems operates in compliance with international privacy laws as well as the terms of service of our data sources.
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