Your Event Is Public. So Is the Plan to Disrupt It.
Your company is hosting an event. A conference, an earnings call, a product launch, a shareholder meeting. The date is public. The venue is known. Your people will be there, your leaders on stage, a crowd in the room, and everyone has to travel to get there.
The perimeter starts online. Before anyone arrives, the people who want to disrupt your event are already organizing on social platforms and private channels, often in coded language, across languages your team does not monitor. Reviewing it by hand, searching for keywords, the old way takes seven to nine hours to surface a signal. Your event does not wait that long.
In this 30-minute session, Outtake will show how Location Protection, part of its Digital Trust Platform, watches that online perimeter for you. It reads text, video, audio, and images across languages, ties what it finds to the real venues and travel routes your people will use, and gives your team the full picture in roughly 15 minutes, with the context to act, not raw alerts. When the event ends, it stands down cleanly. Then we will show it working, live. Bring your questions.
What you'll learn:
- Why the perimeter starts online, and why your event lives there before it lives in the room
- A live look at how Outtake ties online activity to the actual venues and routes your people will use
- Why reviewing by hand, in one language, misses the threats that matter most
- How one team protects many events at once, without adding analysts
Outtake helps the world's leading brands, governments, and institutions take out internet threats and restore digital trust. One platform across Brand, People, Location, and Product, instead of five disconnected tools.
