ISS Global Open-source intelligence
Understand the event. Examine the evidence. See the wider picture.
Analyst-led OSINT services for teams navigating explosive incidents, targeted violence and an evolving threat environment. Turn a fragmented public record into structured intelligence with a clear basis for assessment.
Defence Law enforcement Government Security
From a single incident to developments across a region, the starting point is your intelligence requirement. We shape the research and reporting around the question your team needs to answer.
Examine reported IED incidents, explosions and targeted attacks. Bring together the sequence of events, location, reported impact and the questions the public record leaves unresolved.
Incident context · source comparison · reporting gaps
Assess reporting on suspected sabotage, disruption and threats to critical infrastructure. Keep the physical event, official attribution and analytical judgement distinct.
Infrastructure incidents · attribution claims · regional context
Explore a defined incident or investigative question through timelines, public statements, imagery and competing accounts. Make the basis and limits of the assessment visible.
Timelines · visual material · evidence assessment
Connect developments across locations and themes. Shape monitoring and periodic assessments around your areas of interest, reporting window and operational audience.
Thematic monitoring · regional assessments · focused briefs
Speed matters. So does understanding what the material can support. Our approach keeps sources, claims and assessments connected, with reporting limits made explicit.
Agree the decision to support, regions, sources, reporting window and intended audience.
Bring relevant open sources together, retain references and compare the available accounts.
Test explanations against the material. Separate documented information, attributed claims and analytical assessments.
Deliver the agreed product with its scope and limitations, then revisit the picture as the record develops.
Uncertainty is part of the assessment. Repeated reporting is not automatically independent corroboration. An official allegation is attributed to its source. An unresolved question remains open.
Technology assists. Analysts assess. Dfuze AI can support translation, organisation and drafting; human judgement remains central to interpreting the material and framing the conclusions.
Explore Dfuze AIExplore our public collection of Incident, Investigation and Insight Reports. Each document sets out its own scope, sources and reporting window.
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Vilnius, 18 October 2026 — reconstruction, attribution and European context
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Pipe bomb detonates inside occupied north Belfast home
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Suggested causes, local escalation and social-media manipulation
Read the reportAvailable languages are identified on each report.
Define the requirement with our team, then agree how the intelligence should be delivered.
Discuss focused investigations, incident assessments, regional reporting or ongoing monitoring. Scope, cadence, access and reporting formats are agreed around your organisation’s needs.
Discuss scope & delivery
Explore monitoring dashboards, structured reporting and multilingual delivery within the Dfuze ecosystem.
Explore Report DeskWe work with organisations deploying OSINT and Dfuze products in their host nation’s working languages. Discuss the languages of your interface, analysis and reporting as part of the deployment.
English supports our customers in Pakistan and India. Source coverage, product functions and delivery languages are agreed for each deployment.
Discuss your language requirementsPublished reports retain the language of their available edition.
Tell us the incident, region or theme you’re examining, who the assessment is for and when you need it. We’ll discuss the scope and the right reporting approach.