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Media intelligence
AEGIS

Analysis of Extracted General Information and Sources.

AEGIS helps organisations identify, assess, and respond to misinformation affecting their brand, products, or activities. We examine potentially false or misleading claims, review available evidence, and analyse how narratives spread and influence public reaction—giving your team a clearer basis for investigation and communication.

Know what’s being said.
AEGIS
What we deliver

See the conversation before it becomes the story.

Misinformation Analysis

Know what is being claimed—and what the evidence supports.

We analyse potentially false, misleading, or out-of-context information about your organisation. Each review separates the claim from the supporting material, examines relevant sources, and explains what can be established and what remains uncertain.

What we deliver

Claim identificationIdentify allegations, rumours, and statements that require verification.
Source assessmentExamine where a claim originated and the material used to support it.
Evidence comparisonCompare claims with relevant records, official statements, and credible sources.
Context reviewAssess whether quotations, images, figures, or events are being presented misleadingly.
Assessment summariesExplain which elements are supported, contradicted, or unresolved.

What this means for your organisation

A structured assessment that helps your team respond with evidence and avoid amplifying unverified information.

Public Conversation & Narrative Tracking

Understand how a misleading claim develops and spreads.

We monitor relevant public discussion to examine how potentially misleading narratives emerge, circulate, and change. The focus is on the claim’s progression: where it appears, how it is repeated, and which versions are gaining attention.

What we deliver

Claim-focused monitoringFollow selected rumours, allegations, and related keywords.
Narrative mappingOrganise different versions of a claim and their recurring themes.
Public source trackingIdentify accessible posts, publications, and discussions carrying the narrative.
Timeline analysisTrace the sequence of relevant statements, coverage, and reactions.
Context changesHighlight when information is reframed, stripped of context, or connected to new allegations.

What this means for your organisation

A clearer understanding of the narrative’s development and where clarification may be most relevant.

Sentiment & Public Reaction

Understand how audiences are interpreting the claim.

We analyse public responses to potentially misleading information and to your organisation’s communications. This helps distinguish confusion, concern, criticism, and support, while identifying the questions people are asking.

What we deliver

Reaction analysisExamine how audiences respond to specific claims.
Concern identificationIdentify recurring questions, doubts, and misunderstandings.
Sentiment assessmentAssess the tone of responses within the reviewed material.
Clarification feedbackExamine reactions to corrections and official statements.
Changes over timeCompare public responses as the narrative develops.

What this means for your organisation

Audience context that helps your team address the underlying confusion and communicate more clearly.

Emerging Issues & Reputation Insights

Recognise misleading narratives that need closer attention.

We connect claim assessments with conversation patterns and public reactions to identify developing concerns. Findings are prioritised according to their relevance, available evidence, and potential implications for your organisation.

What we deliver

Emerging claim identificationHighlight new allegations and recurring misleading narratives.
Attention trackingExamine changes in discussion volume and coverage.
Issue prioritisationSeparate concerns requiring investigation from those suited to continued monitoring.
Information-gap analysisIdentify missing facts that may contribute to speculation.
Issue briefingsSummarise the claim, context, evidence, and outstanding questions.

What this means for your organisation

A clearer basis for directing attention and coordinating a proportionate response.

Evidence & Communication Briefings

Give your team a clear, evidence-based account.

We turn misinformation analysis into concise briefings for management and communication teams. Each briefing explains the claim, the evidence reviewed, the public reaction, and the points that may require clarification or further investigation.

What we deliver

Claim and evidence summariesPresent the allegation alongside relevant findings.
Source referencesDocument the material reviewed so findings can be checked.
Uncertainty statementsClearly identify what has not been established.
Communication considerationsHighlight facts and questions relevant to a clarification.
Follow-up prioritiesRecommend subjects for further review and monitoring.

What this means for your organisation

A shared factual foundation for discussing the issue and preparing an informed response.