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At Liferaft, we dive deep into the ever-evolving world of open-source intelligence (OSINT) and security. Our blog is your gateway to insightful analysis, expert commentary, and the latest trends shaping the landscape of threat intelligence, social media monitoring, and executive protection. Whether you’re managing a GSOC, navigating the complexities of SOCMINT, or exploring the nuances of alternative social platforms, our posts offer the knowledge and tools you need to stay ahead in a rapidly changing environment.

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Twenty-Five Years After 9/11: A Security Environment Transformed

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Tomorrow marks 25 years since September 11, 2001. Just a couple weeks ago, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) released a 25-year reviewof implementation..

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Writing Collection Requirements Your GSOC Can Actually Use

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Ask a corporate security team what they monitor and you will usually get a list. Executive names. Facility addresses. The company brand and a few common misspellings. Product..

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What Security Leaders Should Evaluate Before Buying an OSINT Platform

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The market for open-source intelligence (OSINT) platforms has grown rapidly over the past few years. New vendors promise broader coverage, faster alerts, AI-powered analysis, and..

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Why AI-Driven Social Media Threat Detection Can’t Be Ignored

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In an era where social media drives both connection and chaos, the lines between online chatter and real-world consequences have blurred. Today, disinformation campaigns,..

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The Interface Is Changing: How the AI UX Revolution Is Reshaping OSINT

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Written by Eduardo Capouya

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What Super Bowl Referee Threats Reveal About Spectator Discourse

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Every Super Bowl brings record-breaking viewership, iconic commercials, and intense fan reactions. But alongside the excitement, another pattern has quietly emerged in recent..

2025 Risk Replay - Liferaft's year in review

Liferaft’s Top Performing Content of 2025 – A Year in Review

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As 2025 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on the incredible conversations, insights, and stories that resonated with our community this year. From OSINT best practices to..

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Security Experts Share Their 2026 Industry Predictions

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Security teams are heading into 2026 facing a very different risk picture than they did even a year ago, and that was the focus of our recent 2026 Security Predictions Live..

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Kiwi Farms and the Case for Continuous OSINT on Fringe Communities

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It’s true, we’ve seen some fringe networks come and go, and when they go, security folk lend a sigh of relief, but how do you know they are really gone and deplatformed for good?..