


Publicly available information is now a vital, real-time input for government, defence and Allied security, sitting alongside classified intelligence. Mastering this “quietest source” is essential for rapidly detecting hybrid cyber and physical threats to inform executive decision-making.

At the 10th CISO 360 Global Congress, three themes emerged: why CISOs are losing the board conversation despite frontier AI, why NIS2 and UK risk accountability is now personal, and why speed is the wrong frame for defense.



Dataminr is natively integrated into Esri’s ArcGIS Velocity, putting real-time event intelligence directly on the map. Ahead of Esri UC 2026, see how transit, emergency management, and public safety teams benefit from this new release — and what’s coming next with agentic AI.

A Dataminr analysis of six major cities shows localized infrastructure failures often cascade into regional disruptions. It highlights how transit hubs, cyber-physical threats, and upcoming events create interconnected risks for organizations relying on urban infrastructure.



CISA’s BOD 26-04 shifts vulnerability patching to a risk-based model. While this helps prioritize critical threats, it necessitates continuous monitoring of deferred vulnerabilities and live control validation. Dataminr’s PTEM provides the real-time intelligence needed to bridge this gap.

Critical national infrastructure threats no longer originate solely inside the perimeter. They come from power grids, third-party software platforms, geopolitical events, and criminal groups operating entirely online. Security teams managing airports and other major hubs are working with frameworks built for a threat picture that no longer exists. Real-time analysis of publicly available information is what closes the gap and shifts posture from reactive to anticipatory before operational damage occurs.

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