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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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Using OSINT to Anticipate Social Unrest Around Major Events

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Using open-source intelligence (OSINT) to anticipate social unrest and activism around major events is now a core part of digital security planning. With civil unrest activity..

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3 Practical Security Resolutions for 2026 That Actually Protect Your Brand

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Every January, people and businesses promise to “take security more seriously,” but that kind of vague resolution rarely turns into action. Security only improves when specific..

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Why 2026 Is a Stress Test for Event Security Teams

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2026 is set to be one of the busiest years for global events in more than a decade. From the FIFA World Cup hosted across North America to major music festivals, political..

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Why Is Now the Time to Reassess Critical Infrastructure Security?

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How to Pick the Threat Detection Tool That is Right For You

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In fast-moving risk environments, such as the one we have now, it means facing more than just cyber threats; it requires understanding, monitoring, and managing threat actors who..

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5 Essential Tools for Dark Web Monitoring

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Organizations and individuals face an increasingly diverse range of online threats that can emerge from even the most obscure corners of the Internet. Among the most secretive..

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How to Build a High-Performing OSINT Team for Corporate Security

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Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) has become a pillar for corporate security and threat intelligence in an environment where swift, accurate intelligence is essential for effective..

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When World Leaders & Executives Gather

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Security Risks and Solutions for Converging High-Profile Executives When world leaders, C-suite executives, and other high-profile figures converge for summits, board meetings, or..

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Private vs. Corporate Executive Protection: What’s the Difference?

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Today, the safety of high-profile individuals, whether business leaders, celebrities, or wealthy private citizens, demands more than just a bodyguard. Executive protection (EP)..