What kinds of investigations do corporate teams run in Nexus?

Incidents, threats from groups or individuals, disputed identities, allegations about employees or partners, and claims spreading about the company.

Which risks does Scout cover for corporate security?

Scout classifies collected content across 20 risk categories, including physical security, cyber, workforce, reputation, public safety and geopolitical risk.

Can your analysts run the work for us?

Yes. Analysts can run monitoring, triage alerts, investigate and write reports. Services are priced to the work you hand over.

What does DigitalStakeout not do?

It does not replace guard force, dispatch, mass notification, your incident system of record or network and endpoint security. DigitalStakeout covers public and authorized sources, tells your team what it found and why it matters, and supports the investigation. Response stays with your team and your existing systems.

For Corporate Security and Intelligence Teams

Protective Intelligence and Investigations for Corporate Security

Investigate incidents, disputed identities and allegations, and explain the finding to leadership with the evidence behind it.

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Answers Leadership Can Act On

Connected Evidence

People, accounts, places and events in one case.

Facts Apart from Claims

Every link marked established, alleged or denied.

Briefs That Hold Up

Every finding carries its source and its limits.

What Your Team Does With Scout and Nexus

Investigate Incidents and Allegations

Open an incident, a threat report or an allegation as a Nexus case.
Research the people, accounts, groups and places involved with ChatGraph™, the AI graph builder in Nexus.
Resolve disputed identities on shared evidence, and keep near matches apart.

Explain the Finding to Leadership

Show what is supported, what is uncertain and what needs more work.
Hand over a report with a citation on every claim.
Bring in our analysts when the team is stretched.

Keep Watch on What You Found

Monitor executives, sites and events across 20 risk categories with Scout.
Open any alert in Nexus when it needs a deeper look.
Put the people and accounts a case turns up on watch.

A Video Call With the CFO Was Not the CFO

In early 2024, a finance employee in Arup’s Hong Kong office paid out about $25 million. He had joined a video call with deepfakes of the CFO and colleagues.

Based on public reporting: Deepfake video call fraud at Arup’s Hong Kong office, January 2024. The steps show how a team would work the public record in Scout and Nexus.

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