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DARIA classifies every signal into one of 16 risk domains and 249+ specific threat scenarios — automatically, in real time, across 40+ languages. Browse the full taxonomy below.
Threat Classification Taxonomy
A threat classification taxonomy is a structured framework that categorizes intelligence signals into defined risk domains and specific threat scenarios. DigitalStakeout's taxonomy spans 16 risk domains — from physical security and cyber risk to geopolitical instability and economic disruption — with 249+ classifiers that DARIA applies automatically to every collected data point.
16
Risk Domains
249+
Threat Classifiers
40+
Languages
Real Time
Classification Speed
Live Classification Preview
See the Taxonomy in Action
Every signal classified into a specific domain, scenario, and severity level. This is what 249+ classifiers look like running in real time.
“Someone just called in a threat at the Midtown shopping center. Police clearing the building. Avoid the area.”
Browse All Risk Domains
Click any domain to see the specific threat scenarios DARIA monitors. Every classifier listed is live in the platform today — not a roadmap.
Physical Security
Threats to physical assets, personnel, and infrastructure
+2 more scenarios →
Cyber Risk
Threats to digital assets, data, and systems
+2 more scenarios →
Environmental Risk
Natural disasters, climate events, and environmental hazards
+1 more scenarios →
Legal Risk
Regulatory violations, lawsuits, and compliance failures
+1 more scenarios →
Public Health Risk
Disease outbreaks, biohazards, and health emergencies
Reputation Risk
Brand crises, negative sentiment, and public perception threats
+2 more scenarios →
Societal Risk
Civil unrest, cultural shifts, and social instability
+1 more scenarios →
Public Safety
Emergencies, incidents, and threats to community safety
+2 more scenarios →
Military Risk
Armed conflicts, military escalations, and defense activity
Geopolitical Risk
Sanctions, diplomatic shifts, and political instability
+1 more scenarios →
Economic Risk
Market volatility, financial crises, and economic disruptions
+2 more scenarios →
Crime Risk
Criminal activities, fraud, and organized crime
+2 more scenarios →
Why We Publish Our Taxonomy
Most threat intelligence vendors describe their coverage with vague promises — "comprehensive monitoring," "full spectrum visibility," "deep coverage." But they never show you what they actually detect.
DigitalStakeout publishes the complete classification taxonomy because buyers deserve to verify coverage against their actual risk profile before making a purchasing decision.
Every scenario listed in this taxonomy is a live DARIA classifier running in production today. Not a roadmap. Not aspirational. When we say 249+ classifiers across 16 risk domains, you can count them yourself.
The Taxonomy Transparency Test
Before choosing any threat intelligence platform, ask these questions:
Can you show me your classification taxonomy? If they can't publish what they detect, how do you verify coverage?
How many risk domains do you cover? Most vendors cover cyber only. Your risk profile spans physical, reputational, legal, and operational threats too.
Are these classifiers live or on a roadmap? Vendor roadmaps are promises. Published taxonomies are commitments you can verify.
Do you publish your pricing too? Transparency in detection taxonomy and pricing signals confidence in the product.
Risk Intelligence Beyond Security Teams
The taxonomy reveals why DigitalStakeout serves teams far beyond traditional security operations. Every risk domain maps to professionals who need that intelligence.
| Risk Domain | Sample Scenarios | Who Needs This |
|---|---|---|
| Physical Security | Bomb threats, workplace violence, site intrusions | Corporate security, facilities, campus safety |
| Cyber Risk | Data breaches, ransomware, phishing, DDoS | CISOs, SOC teams, managed security providers |
| Environmental Risk | Natural disasters, chemical spills, climate events | Supply chain, business continuity, ESG teams |
| Legal Risk | Regulatory changes, sanctions, enforcement actions | Legal, GRC, trade compliance officers |
| Public Health Risk | Disease outbreaks, biohazards, health advisories | HR, workplace safety, travel risk managers |
| Reputation Risk | Brand crises, boycotts, executive scandals | Comms, PR, marketing, investor relations |
| Geopolitical Risk | Sanctions, diplomatic shifts, trade disruptions | International ops, investment, procurement |
| Economic Risk | Market volatility, labor strikes, supply chain failures | Finance, treasury, procurement leaders |
| Crime Risk | Fraud, organized crime, cybercrime, violent crime | Investigators, law enforcement, fraud teams |
Plus Societal Risk, Public Safety, and Military Risk domains. See the full platform →
Threat Taxonomy FAQ
Which Risk Domains Matter Most to Your Operations?
Browse the taxonomy, pick the domains that match your risk profile, and we'll show you DARIA monitoring those scenarios live.