Government communications, first to brief.
Know what is being said about your priorities as coverage develops, and brief leadership with evidence they can stand behind.
From the challenge to the outcome
What changes when PRISM is part of the team.
Coverage is spread across sources and formats, and teams see it late.
Relevant signals from your sources in one place, as they emerge.
Briefings take hours to assemble by hand.
A draft brief is ready for review as the event develops.
Claims are hard to check before a response is needed.
Each claim is shown against the sources and official records, so you know what is confirmed before you respond.
A brief leadership can act on
Summary, what to watch and the sources behind every line, approved by your analyst before it is shared.
Download the sample briefReports of a closure at a major commercial port first appeared in an agency wire report at 08:42 [1], were picked up by broadcast and radio by 09:01 [2][3] and were confirmed by an official notice at 09:04 [4]. The main operators had not commented as of 09:10.
Statements from the operators and any change in shipping notices over the next hours.
PRISM for other teams
Media and news organisations
Find every moment across everything you hold and verify a story before it runs.
Learn moreSecurity and public-sector analysts
Connect people, places and events across sources and defend every finding.
Learn moreSee PRISM on your own requirements.
A scoped pilot in the environment you choose, on the sources that matter to you, measured against the outcomes you set.