Societal Volatility Classifications in Scout

Protests, activism and unrest affect sites, events and staff. Scout classifies the posts that plan or report them.

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Societal Volatility Scenarios Scout Classifies

Scout labels content with these societal volatility classifications across 40+ languages.

Protest

An organized demonstration affects a target or location

Riot

Violent civil disorder threatens people or assets

Hate Content

Hateful or discriminatory content targets a group

Activist Campaign

An organized advocacy campaign targets an organization

Hacktivism

Political or social activism uses cyber methods

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

Why Teams Monitor Societal Volatility

A classification flags content for an analyst to review.

Societal Volatility 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

Societal Volatility: 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: Protest. Your team uses Nexus to establish which groups organized it, where and when they plan to meet, and who is repeating the call.
  • 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 Societal Volatility

These teams use societal volatility 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 Societal Volatility 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 protest, riot, hate content

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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