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Advanced threat intelligence fusion
Event-security threat intelligence for venues, festivals, and tours. 70+ live signals fused into one severity-scored brief per event — in under 40 seconds.
Free — 30-second sign-up, no card.
14 tabs · synthesizing → cross-signal narrative
Social, forum, scanner, and broadcast — scored by intent and proximity.
Weather, hazards, heat, air, and offsite impact on the venue.
Traffic, transit, airspace, egress, and hostile-vehicle approach.
Response reach, advisories, and prior-event load.
Every drivable approach to your perimeter, scored for straight-run distance, impact speed, and standoff against your barrier plan. The vector before it's a headline.
Crowd-crush and distress language near the venue, classified and scored before the push starts — the signal Astroworld didn't have a name for.
Make the call, log why, notify everyone at once — and hand your insurer the binder when they ask. The #1 show-stop cause, turned into an auditable decision.
Drive-time isochrones for getting people out — and getting hospital, PD, and fire in. Chokepoints and constrained egress, mapped per event.
The live monitor running an event in real time — posture recomputed every poll, signals streaming into the four pillars, alerts queued for the operator. This panel is a live simulation of the real bridge.
The map, the portfolio, the tour, the weather call, and the receipt — one console, one severity ladder. Everything below is the product, not a render.
Your venue at the center, every signal plotted where it happened. Drop your CAD site plan as a georeferenced overlay, watch animated weather radar sweep your egress routes, and read the layers that matter: hostile-vehicle approach and standoff, drive-time reach, crowd clusters, and the drone ceiling. Color is severity; click a pin and the source is one click away.
Every event, tour, and venue across your organization, monitored continuously and scored against the same severity scale — risk-ranked, not date-ranked. One org-wide threat picture: composite posture across Chatter, Environment, Movement, and Context, a 24h alert feed on the right rail, and stale-scan flags before they become misses.
Type the artist. SignalGuard pulls every stop from Ticketmaster, fills the gaps with a web pass, and scans all of them at once — every city scored against the same severity ladder, before you book the first advance.
For the tour security director running the whole run, not one room.
Kia Forum
Los Angeles, CA · Jun 02
Madison Square Garden
New York, NY · May 11
United Center
Chicago, IL · May 18
Moody Center
Austin, TX · May 24
Climate Pledge Arena
Seattle, WA · May 30
Set the trigger rules per event — wind, lightning radius, heat. When the cell shows up, make the call in one click: the decision is logged with who, when, and why, every team gets one send, and the insurer binder — radar frames, rules, decision trail — exports as a PDF.
The #1 show-stop cause, turned into a decision you can stand behind.
Every medium-and-above threat is timestamped and rolled into a persistent log across the brief, the event, and the live monitor. Flip to History and reconstruct the posture at any minute of the night — what was scored, when, by which signal. When the after-action review asks what you knew at 19:14, you have the receipt.
Model your real org — every venue, tour, and team under one roof. Admins see everything; a stage manager sees their stage. Posture rolls up the tree, so the portfolio view is always the sum of what's actually happening below it.
The same model layer across the product: every signal scored with a reason, all 70+ synthesized into the brief, and an analyst you can ask on the brief, live monitor, and every dashboard — surfaced here so you know what the AI does and where it stops.
Layer 01 · Per-post scoring
Each X post is read by Claude Haiku 4.5 and classified by severity (Low → Critical), category (impersonation, ticket fraud, threat language, scalper-coordination), and a one-line reason. The model's confidence percentage is shown alongside, so you can weight each call yourself instead of trusting the label blindly.
Layer 02 · Cross-signal synthesis
Once every feed returns — chatter, weather, advisories, traffic, airspace, crime baseline — a second AI pass reads them together and produces an executive narrative plus a short list of recommended actions for the briefing. The synthesis is a draft for the human briefer, not a verdict.
Layer 03 · AI Co-Pilot
Right on the brief, the live monitor, and every dashboard, ask SignalGuard in plain language — grounded in that scan's own signals, posture, and history. No query syntax, no digging. Answers cite the signals they came from, and the data never leaves your session.
Driver is coordinated Telegram chatter near the north gate, partially corroborated by an inbound I-87 convoy. HVM approach is clear. Suggest a visible north-sector presence and a re-scan in ~18m.
The AI surfaces signal. You make the call.
Confidence scores reflect the model's stated certainty and may be miscalibrated for sarcasm, idioms, or coded language. Always corroborate before acting.
01 · SCAN
Drop in a venue — or a whole tour by artist name. 70+ signals fan out in parallel. AI scores every post, fuses every layer, and writes the executive synthesis. 15–40 seconds, end to end. First scan free — 30-second signup, no card.
02 · MONITOR
Save the scan and SignalGuard re-runs it on cadence — 15 minutes during event-day mode. Severity escalation lights up your dashboard and routes alerts to Slack, Teams, email, or SMS.
03 · ACT
Layered situational map for the control room. Severity-scored PDF for the security lead. Audit log for after-action review. And when it's weather — the call is logged, every team is notified in one send, and the insurer binder writes itself.
Critical signals get full real estate. Benign chatter packs into compact tiles you can dismiss at a glance.
knicks vs heat · scan + 24h re-poll · 22.4s · haiku-4-5
Executive synthesis
Elevated. Counter-protest organizing on a Telegram channel not under direct monitoring; estimated 60–80 participants converging on the 7th Ave gate around doors. Severe-weather watch issued for the 17:00–19:00 window. FAA TFR active for VIP movement within 3nm. Crowd density and traffic within normal range for the venue and event size.
Top 3 ranked findings
Estimated 60–80 participants. Channel not under direct monitoring before this scan; chatter spike concentrated in the last 38 minutes.
Hail and high-wind potential during doors-and-ingress. Clear by 21:00.
16:00–22:00 ET. Crosses the inbound corridor for two arena egress routes.
Recommended actions
Chatter · 10
↑ 2 elevatedEnvironment · 5
1 elevatedMovement · 6
2 elevatedContext · 5
0 elevatedGenerated by signalguard.app · Claude Haiku 4.5 · public-data feeds only · operator validation required before action
"Read the brief in five minutes. Walk the perimeter knowing what's actually out there."
Chatter
X, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, YouTube, GDELT global news, Telegram, TikTok — keyword + venue scoped.
Environment
NWS weather alerts, Open-Meteo air quality, NOAA SPC severe-weather outlooks, NASA FIRMS wildfires, USGS earthquakes.
Movement
Drone (UAS) airspace exposure — open sky vs. a protected ceiling — stadium TFRs and FAA NOTAMs, OpenSky aircraft, TomTom traffic incidents, Broadcastify public scanner feeds.
Context
DHS NTAS national advisory, FBI Crime Data Explorer baseline, OpenFEMA disaster declarations, Ticketmaster nearby events, Google Places POI density.
Scan results aren't kept after the session — re-run to refresh.
No tracking pixels, no third-party analytics SDKs in the brief view.
API keys (yours or ours) live in environment variables, never in the page.
PDFs are generated on-demand and streamed to your browser — never archived server-side.
Public data only · no PII collected · GDPR-aware
Documentation, use cases, comparisons, terminology, and the 25 paid feeds you can bring with you. Pick the door that matches your question.
Use cases
Concert, festival, stadium, and political-rally playbooks built around the 70+-signal scan.
Tours
Auto-discover every stop from an artist name, then scan and monitor the whole run on one severity ladder.
Compare
Honest comparisons against Dataminr, Everbridge, Flashpoint, Recorded Future, and Crisis24.
Integrations
AccuWeather, Ticketmaster, Dataminr, Flashpoint — wire any of 25 paid providers into the scan.
BYOK
Use your own API keys for paid feeds — your contracts, your quotas, your data path.
Signal docs
Source, freshness, and operational meaning for every feed in the SignalGuard scan.
Airspace
Open-sky vs. protected-ceiling exposure over the venue — airspace, stadium TFRs, and flight conditions.
Most signals surface within minutes of publication. Social chatter (X, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, YouTube, Telegram, TikTok) updates per scan. Weather, airspace, traffic are live. Federal disasters and crime baseline are dailies. The age of every signal is stamped on its card and on the PDF brief — you decide what's still relevant.
Every flagged post carries a confidence score, a written reason, and a link to the raw source. The AI surfaces signal — you make the call. We don't cry wolf for you. If something keeps misfiring, mute it per-signal in your notification prefs.
No. It gives them back the 3–4 hours a day they spend in 14 tabs. SignalGuard is a force multiplier for the human in the loop — the brief, the map, the alert. The judgment call stays with your team.
Yes — the Free tier is 3 scans a month with a watermarked PDF and one saved event, forever, on a 30-second sign-up with no card. Paid plans are priced per show, per tour, per festival, per venue, or as a portfolio license, and start at $5K for a single-show trial.
Yes. Type an artist name and SignalGuard builds the tour automatically — every stop pulled from Ticketmaster, with a web-fill pass for the dates it misses. Scan the whole run in one click, edit or add stops, or CSV-import your routing. Every city is scored on the same severity ladder, so you see which dates run hot before you advance them.
Yes. SignalGuard reads drone-incursion exposure over the venue — open sky vs. a protected ceiling — across three Movement signals: airspace, stadium TFR, and a flight-conditions index. The situational map carries a drone-ceiling badge so the security lead sees the exposure before the gates open.
T-minus · the brief is due
Run a free scan on your next event. 40 seconds. No card. 30-second signup. The PDF is yours either way.