Dataminr Pulse

Dataminr Pulse is a real-time risk and event discovery platform that uses the latest predictive and generative AI to help businesses avoid disruptions and keep people safe. The platform helps businesses build resilience by integrating risk management, response and employee safety tools.

Dataminr Pulse is for corporate security and cyber risk management. It delivers real-time alerts contextualized with geospatial information so businesses can quickly identify risks and high-impact events. The platform integrates collaboration tools, response procedures and critical information flows to help businesses respond to incidents. For corporate security, it includes features like:

• Contextualize: Assess and prioritize risk with rich visual data and context across locations, assets and employees.
• Collaborate: Respond to incidents with response procedures and critical information flows.
• Communicate: Send two-way notifications to confirm employee safety in real-time.
• Enterprise Management: Securely manage large populations of users and assets, making it easy to deploy and scale.

For cyber risk, Dataminr Pulse offers AI-driven intelligence on cyber-physical convergence, vulnerability prioritization, external attack intelligence and digital risk. This helps businesses build resilience to cyber threats.

Dataminr's multimodal AI platform cross-correlates text, images, videos, audio and machine-generated sensor data from nearly one million unique sources, performing trillions of calculations each day. This breadth of data lets businesses respond to fast-moving risks and unexpected events.

Dataminr Pulse is used by airlines, real estate and sports teams, among other industries, as shown by customer quotes. The platform's real-time alerts and advanced tools help businesses make informed decisions and maintain operations despite risks and critical events.

You can request a demo to see Dataminr Pulse in action. With its integrated AI platform and global data sources, Dataminr Pulse helps businesses build operational resilience and reduce disruptions.

Published on July 1, 2024