
During a period of heightened geopolitical tensions, they observed an uptick in the level of disinformation circulating across social media from individuals claiming to be citizens of their country. Before establishing a relationship with Paliscope, they were wholly reliant on using outdated and non-secure means to identify and report disinformation campaigns.
Additionally, they had no means to work collaboratively by sharing investigative workloads between their team of six intelligence analysts.
However, they had no meaningful way to analyze this vast amount of data and use it to corroborate ongoing cases concerning disinformation. By establishing an effective relationship with Paliscope, they implemented YOSE across their organization, enabling their analysts to index vast amounts of raw data.
With YOSE fully operational within their organization, they could visualize all of the collected data and pull key pieces of information and intelligence concerning potential disinformation actors.
More significantly, they could connect dots between various individuals involved in spreading disinformation through instant messaging applications – this was achieved exclusively through YOSE’s own Chat Analytics feature.
They then used Discovry’s integration with YOSE to cross-reference their data with YOSE. At the same time, they had the capability to securely use Discovry’s built-in Tor browser to collect information of intelligence value and build a comprehensive target pack concerning disinformation actors.





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