FAQs
What types of activity can Horizon Monitor® track over time?
Horizon Monitor® can track activity related to identities, keywords, topics, and investigative themes across publicly available OSINT sources. This includes changes, new mentions, and emerging signals relevant to an investigation.
How does Horizon Monitor® use OSINT data for ongoing analysis?
Horizon Monitor® continuously analyzes publicly available OSINT data based on defined monitoring criteria. Rather than performing one time searches, it maintains ongoing visibility into evolving information tied to an investigation.
How often does Horizon Monitor® update monitored data?
Update frequency depends on the source and monitoring configuration. Horizon Monitor® is designed to regularly check for new or changed information and surface relevant updates as they become available.
Can Horizon Monitor® be configured for different investigative priorities?
Yes. Horizon Monitor® can be tailored to different priorities by adjusting what is monitored, how results are filtered, and when alerts are triggered. This allows teams to focus on what matters most for each case or mission.
How does Horizon Monitor® reduce alert fatigue?
Horizon Monitor® helps reduce alert fatigue by filtering results based on relevance and investigative context. Alerts are designed to highlight meaningful changes rather than every data update, minimizing noise.
Can Horizon Monitor® be used alongside Identity and Investigate?
Yes. Horizon Monitor® works seamlessly with Identity and Investigate within Horizon™. Identity can be used to establish context, Investigate to analyze relationships, and Horizon Monitor® to maintain ongoing awareness over time.
What makes Horizon Monitor® different from basic alerting tools?
Unlike basic alerting tools, Horizon Monitor® is built specifically for OSINT investigations. It combines continuous monitoring, investigative context, and integration with broader analysis workflows rather than simple keyword alerts.
Who typically uses Horizon Monitor® within an organization?
Horizon Monitor® is commonly used by investigators, analysts, threat intelligence teams, and security professionals who need ongoing visibility into risks, individuals, or topics relevant to their responsibilities.