Critical national infrastructure — energy grids, water systems, transport networks, financial infrastructure, and communications systems — is increasingly targeted by state-sponsored actors, extremist groups, and cybercriminals. The convergence of physical and cyber threats means that protecting these assets requires intelligence that spans both domains simultaneously.
GoldenSpear provides continuous threat monitoring for critical infrastructure operators and government agencies responsible for their protection. Dark web forums, extremist channels, hacker communities, and open source intelligence feeds are monitored for discussions targeting specific facilities, utilities, or operators — enabling early warning before a planned attack moves to execution.
Geofenced alerting enables organisations to define geographic boundaries around critical assets and receive automatic alerts when relevant activity — protests, suspicious reconnaissance, extremist gatherings, or social media coordination — is detected within or near those boundaries. Location intelligence from multiple online sources is correlated automatically to build a real-time operational picture.
The cyber-physical threat is inseparable. Ransomware groups targeting industrial control systems, supply chain attacks on critical software vendors, and nation-state actors pre-positioning in infrastructure networks all leave digital traces that OSINT can surface. GoldenSpear monitors hacker forums, data leak sites, and vulnerability discussions for indicators relevant to specific infrastructure sectors and organisations.
GoldenSpear Deep Fusion integrates open source threat intelligence with internal security operations data, giving infrastructure protection teams a unified intelligence picture that connects online threat indicators to physical security posture — supporting both strategic risk assessment and real-time incident response.