The platform

A complete view of global risk

Highground brings global intelligence collection, live incident monitoring, geospatial risk analysis and investigations together in one platform — so collection, verification, exposure and response all work from the same verified picture.

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Highground Global Command: world risk map with incidents by severity, client sites, the incident rail and the live items tray

Global Command — Highground V10 with demonstration data

Live Monitor — regional decks side by side (demonstration feeds)

Live Monitor

Every new report, the moment it is collected

Reports from news organizations, official agencies and public channels arrive as cards in analyst-arranged columns. Each card carries what an analyst needs to decide in seconds whether to open it.

Multi-source collectionLocal, national and international news alongside official hazard, health, aviation and government feeds.
Source correlation and duplicate preventionMany outlets reporting one event are grouped as similar reports and linked to the existing incident, so one real-world event stays one incident.
Multilingual monitoringIn DevelopmentEnglish renderings appear where a translation with recorded provenance exists; otherwise the original is shown and marked “awaiting translation” — never a fabricated translation.
Analyst reviewNews and social reports go to analysts; nothing from them reaches the map without review.

Global Risk Map

Verified incidents, plotted exactly where they happened

The map shows only published incidents at exact locations — an address, coordinates or a drawn area. Approximate, city-level locations are never mapped.

Severity classificationCritical, High, Medium and Low, each with its own standard screening radius.
Incident detailsSources, provenance, verification state and timeline on every incident.
Exposure screeningYour sites, staff by assigned site or home, and travelers inside each incident area.
Active and historicalResolved incidents leave the active map and remain searchable.

Global Risk Map & Live Monitor

Street-level incident on the Global Risk Map with the detail panel showing sources, provenance, verification and affected sites, personnel and travelers

Incident detail at street level (fictional incident)

Incident management

Created by analysts. Approved by a second person.

Incidents are created from a report in one editor and published only through an authorized approval workflow.

Incident editor: title, category, severity with standard radius, exact coordinates on a street map, location evidence, duplicate check and client exposure preview

Incident editor — exact location, duplicate check, exposure preview

Senior approval screen comparing the published incident with a proposed severity change, with approve, request changes and reject actions

Senior approval — published vs proposed comparison

01CreateFrom a Live Monitor card, with source evidence and the title pre-filled.
02LocateExact address, coordinates or a drawn area, with location evidence recorded.
03ApproveA senior analyst reviews new incidents and every change to a published one — never their own work. Supervisors and Intelligence Managers can publish their own after a recorded confirmation.
04Monitor & resolveOngoing incidents are reviewed on a cycle, then resolved and archived with their full history kept.

Street-level incident with its screening circle, a client office inside it and a traveler at the hotel of an approved trip

Exposure at street level — sites, staff and a traveler at the approved-trip hotel

Exposure panel

Asset exposure

Assessed against your locations — automatically

Every published incident is checked against your sites, your employees by assigned worksite or home, and travelers at the lodging of their approved trip.

Radius, polygon, state, country or worldwideThe area matches the event, from a quarter-mile fire to a country-wide advisory.
Locations that can't be mapped are flaggedA site or person without an exact location is shown as not mapped, with the reason — never silently ignored.

Intelligence workspaces

Specialist workspaces on one shared foundation

Threat, cyber and investigations teams work in their own environments, linked to the same incidents, people and audit trail.

Demonstration data

Threat Intelligence Actor dossiers, campaigns, attributions and peer-reviewed products.

Demonstration data

Cyber Intelligence Cyber alerts and incidents with phases, playbooks and approved response plans.

Demonstration data

Investigations Cases with chain-of-custody evidence, entities and link analysis.

Reporting & analysis

Turn operations into a record leadership can use

Incident volume, severity and geographic trends, alert and response performance — with CSV export for your own analysis.

Operational reportingSaved report definitions with filters by region, severity and time.
Alert recordsWho was alerted, when, and how they responded — exportable per alert.
Scheduled report deliveryPlannedSchedules can be stored with a report definition; automatic delivery is not enabled yet.

Reports and Analytics: incident volume by region, severity indicators, report list and CSV export

Reports & Analytics — figures are the demonstration dataset

Availability labels on this site:OperationalIn DevelopmentPlannedScreens are the real Highground V10 application with fictional demonstration data.

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