Tracking extremist networks, criminal coordination, and corporate brand threats across Facebook, Telegram, Instagram, YouTube, and Reddit.
A national security agency had identified 3 public-facing Telegram channels distributing extremist content in regional languages. Intelligence indicated the visible channels were recruitment fronts for a deeper network of private channels coordinating real-world activity. Manual analyst effort could not keep up with the volume of content across all linked groups — over 2,000 messages per day.
The forward-chain analysis revealed 11 previously unknown private channels with 6,800+ total members. 37 core network members were identified with real-world linkage to CyberTrace OSINT data. Intelligence package handed to prosecution team — 12 individuals arrested and 3 channels taken down through platform cooperation.
A major Indian FMCG brand had previously suffered significant stock price drops and consumer backlash from two viral misinformation campaigns in 18 months — both identified only after content had already reached 2 million views. The brand's social media team wanted early warning before content went viral, not crisis management after the fact.
Three coordinated campaigns were detected in the 12 months following deployment — all 12+ hours before content reached viral velocity. The brand's PR team was able to counter narratives proactively before significant audience reach. No viral brand crisis occurred in 12 months — compared to 2 in the preceding 18 months.
A state police cybercrime unit suspected that an organised vehicle theft ring operating across 8 states was coordinating through social media — sharing vehicle sighting information, police movement tips, and false vehicle documentation. Identifying which platforms and accounts were involved required simultaneous monitoring capabilities not available to the unit's existing tools.
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