Specific threats need context to inform action.
Monitor threat indicators and signs of targeted violence through lawfully accessible sources, with human analysis and contextual alerts for responsible teams.
Scope and deliverables defined for your business.
BARUCH / ANALYSIS AND EXECUTIONContextualised alerts
01 / When it makes sense
Explicit online threats or signs of targeted violence require contextual assessment and responsible referral, including in school environments.
Businesses and educational institutions assessing online threats to the safety of their communities and operations.
In practice
Hypothetical examples of situations where this solution can help your organisation.
An online message refers to possible violence against a school community. Management needs the records and their context to assess the indicator and refer it to those responsible for the response.
Online messages show specific signs of targeted violence that require assessment and documentation.
Publications about a specific engagement or location need analysis to inform referral priorities.
02 / From analysis to decisions
03 / Your deliverables
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Relevant indicators with context and a priority assessment for the organisation's responsible teams.
Illustrative structure. No client data or results.
A publication refers to an organisation within scope.
Fictional scenario, no real contentCheck specificity, recurrence and available information.
No automatic attribution of intentSubmit the assessment to the owners defined in the protocol.
Human analysis and justified priorityThe alert links priority to the observed context. It does not automatically score people or promise to predict violence.
Content and depth are defined according to your project scope.
Relevant publications and information organised for review and case referral.
Illustrative structure. No client data or results.
Available identifier and context are documented.
Lawfully accessible sourceCheck whether it is a repeat, comment or new element.
Do not count a repost as a new factLink records and gaps for responsible assessment.
Fictional references EX-01 / EX-02Organised records make the assessment reviewable and help avoid interpreting a publication outside its available context.
Content and depth are defined according to your project scope.
Analysis of context, recurrence and intent indicators linked to identified threats, based on available information.
Illustrative structure. No client data or results.
| Focus | Illustrative example | Interpretation / next step |
|---|---|---|
| Specificity | Does the record contain a specific or general reference? | Describe available information |
| Recurrence | Are there new elements or only recirculation of the same source? | Distinguish repetition from change |
| Uncertainty | What information is missing to decide the next step? | Update the assessment with context |
The scenario assessment records reasons, uncertainty and limitations to support responsible teams and appropriate referrals.
Content and depth are defined according to your project scope.
Which decision should this deliverable support?
Tell us what you need04 / The work
Explore the stages of the work. The scope starts with your context, available information and the decision your business needs to make.
We agree the threats, contexts and lawfully accessible sources in scope for the organisation or educational institution.
We examine publications and indicators of specific threats, considering context, recurrence and signs of intent.
We organise records and priority assessments to support evaluation and referral by the responsible teams.
05 / A tailored scope
Combine the capabilities your challenge requires.
We monitor open and other lawfully accessible sources within the agreed scope, assessing context, recurrence and indicators of intent connected to specific identified threats.
Deliverable: Contextualized alerts, records of relevant posts and priority assessments to help security and legal teams address threats to the safety of people and operations.
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