Narrative threat intelligence, explained
Definitional guides to the terms that matter: what narrative threat intelligence is, how coordinated narrative attacks move share prices, and how to detect coordinated inauthentic behaviour.
What is narrative threat intelligence?
Narrative threat intelligence is the practice of detecting, analysing and attributing coordinated narrative manipulation: organised, often automated activity that manufactures the appearance of organic public sentiment to damage an organisation's reputation, share price or trust. It scores coordination and authenticity rather than counting mentions.
Read the guideHow coordinated narrative attacks move share prices
A coordinated narrative attack on a share price is an organised campaign that uses inauthentic, amplified accounts to spread a false or misleading story about a listed company, timed to move its stock before the market can verify it. The coordination is detectable before the price moves.
Read the guideWhat is coordinated inauthentic behaviour, and how do you detect it?
Coordinated inauthentic behaviour detection is the discipline of identifying groups of accounts that work together to mislead while disguising that they are coordinated or not genuine. It scores behaviour at the account, network and campaign level to separate manufactured consensus from organic activity.
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