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Blackbird.AI and DarkOwl Partner To Enable Organizations To Identify Narrative Attacks Across The Dark Web

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Blackbird.AI extends its leadership position in narrative intelligence to gain insight into narrative attacks, misinformation, and disinformation across the dark web.

Blackbird.AI, the leader in AI-driven Narrative and Risk Intelligence, announced a partnership with DarkOwl, the leading provider of Darknet Data, to enable organizations to identify narrative attacks across the dark web. This expands Blackbird.AI’s comprehensive visibility of narrative attacks that include social media, news, forums, podcasts, and more.

Darknet and messaging apps are historically complex, noisy, and opaque social platforms frequently used by bad actors to develop and deploy harmful narratives and cyber attacks. Through this partnership, Blackbird.AI’s Narrative Intelligence Platform, combined with DarkOwl’s unparalleled dark web discovery capabilities, organizations gain valuable insights that have historically been difficult for cyber and communications professionals to see and protect themselves against. Darknet and messaging app data from the DarkOwl collaboration will also facilitate in-depth reporting from Blackbird.AI’s RAV3N Narrative Intelligence and Research Team.

Narrative attacks are a new blind spot for organizations across the globe. Narratives are ‘any association that shapes perception about a person, place or thing in the information ecosystem.’ The risk comes when narrative attacks scale and turn harmful, creating financial and reputational harm. An estimated $78B a year is lost due to narrative attacks, with publicly traded companies losing approximately $39 billion annually due to disinformation-related stock market losses.

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“Our Constellation Narrative Intelligence Platform is designed to detect narrative attacks and manipulation, including misinformation and disinformation,” said Wasim Khaled, CEO and Co-founder of Blackbird.AI. “Our partnership with DarkOwl substantially expands our ability to help organizations protect themselves from harmful narratives being propagated across the darknet. Giving our customers the ability to identify these narratives for better strategic decision-making is incredibly powerful and necessary where a single narrative could inflict significant financial and reputational harm.”

Getting early knowledge about emerging narrative attacks is a critical need to inform key stakeholders and the executive team to determine what countermeasures they can put in place to minimize the impact of the attacks. Narrative attack use-case examples include Geopolitical Risk, Breaches, Perception Attacks, Insider Threats, Supply Chain Risk, Critical Manufacturing, Critical Infrastructure, Due Diligence / M&A / Corporate Intelligence, Physical Security, Crisis Management, Stock Manipulation, Brand Reputation/Risk, and Financial Market Exposure.

DarkOwl offers the world’s largest commercially available database of information continuously collected from the darknet, enabling Blackbird.AI and their customers the ability to turn this data into a powerful tool to identify narrative risks at scale and drive better decision-making,” said Mark Turnage, CEO of Dark Owl. “Our darknet datasets are updated from tens of thousands of sites across multiple darknets daily and will be made available through Blackbird.AI‘s Constellation Platform, allowing their users to parse and analyze the data for specific narrative attack use cases.”

SOURCE: PRNewswire

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