Physical Security Classifications in Scout

Threats to kill, bomb threats and intrusions are often posted before they are acted on. Scout classifies them and keeps the original post.

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Physical Security Scenarios Scout Classifies

Scout labels content with these physical security classifications across 40+ languages.

Site Intrusion

Unauthorized access to physical premises

Bomb Threat

Threat of an explosive device

Threat to Kill

Explicit threat against a person

Security Misconduct

Security staff use improper force or authority

Hidden Camera

Unauthorized recording at a protected location

These are a sample of the physical security classifications, part of 1,400+ classifications across 20 risk categories.

Why Teams Monitor Physical Security

A classification flags content for an analyst to review.

Physical Security events often appear online before anyone reports them internally

Repeated scenarios show where risk concentrates, by site, product or supplier

A specific classification sends the alert to the team that owns it

Physical Security: From Alert to Case

The Scout alert is the starting point. The risk category tells the investigator which people, places and things to establish first.

How the ChatGraph™ AI graph builder works
  • Scout alert: Threat to Kill. Your team uses Nexus to establish who posted it, what else they run, and whether the named place is real.
  • The analyst directs ChatGraph, which researches the people, places and things involved and writes them into the case with the sources it used.
  • Each link is marked established, alleged, not established or denied.
  • Entities the case turns up can go on a Scout monitor for the specific risk.

Teams That Watch Physical Security

These teams use physical security alerts to act before a problem reaches their people, sites or operations.

  • Security, risk and intelligence teams
  • Legal, compliance and operations leaders
  • Analysts who monitor and investigate

How DigitalStakeout Delivers Physical Security Intelligence

Continuous collection from web, social and dark web sources and your own data, in 40+ languages

AI classification by DARIA across 1,400+ risk scenarios including site intrusion, bomb threat, threat to kill

Alerts by email, webhook or API, with controls that limit alert fatigue

Nexus deep dive with ChatGraph, which researches the event and builds the case graph with a source and a status on every link

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