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Graphika. Navigate the Digital World. Graphika is the social network mapping and analysis company. We leverage patented network technology to provide customers with powerful tools for understanding and participating in social media communities. The Graphika Platform maps structural relationships among social media actors. Based on patterns in these relationships, we discover the key communities of interest and affiliation. In contrast to text analysis, this rich network data provides detailed and highly contextual influencer analysis and allows powerful direct actions to increase brand influence and share of voice in key communities. We are a team of data scientists, data analysts, and technology industry veterans dedicated to helping our customers achieve their business objectives by understanding and leveraging the global social media ecosystem. Whether for engaging with influential audiences or running targeted advertising campaigns, our SaaS platform allows for robust segmentation and distillation of online social networks, providing next-generation influencer identification, network building, listening, and communications capabilities.

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IT Services and IT Consulting

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

New York

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2013

Specialties

Network Analysis and Monitoring, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Listening, Content Marketing, Influencer Identification and Engagement, Twitter Ad Targeting, Market Research, and Software as a Service - SaaS

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OSINT empowers agencies to monitor everything from social media trends to cyber threats and financial transactions. With solutions across multiple categories—including audio and visual, dark web, and financial monitoring—our OSINT Buyer’s Guide highlights the technologies that keep agencies ahead of the curve. Get your copy here: https://lnkd.in/egjFUdcqThank you to our participating partners, BLACKBIRD.AI, DarkOwl, Deep Media, EarlyBirds, Flashpoint Graphika, Penlink, Sayari, and Nextgov/FCW.
A new report from CNN featuring exclusive insights from Graphika looks at numerous non-credible bomb threats that took place across swing states on Election Day, including via email addresses from Russian internet domains. Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs and the #Graphika intelligence team reviewed evidence provided by CNN and confirmed the actions are likely part of a broader hoax campaign. “Graphika’s findings suggest the fake bomb threats on Election Day in the US are just one part of a much bigger picture,” Stubbs told CNN. “This activity appears to be part of a years long campaign of hoax bomb threats sent to schools, universities, and even airports in multiple countries around the world.” To read the full article, see below!
Election Disinformation: Graphika Insights on Bomb Threat Hoaxes Featured by CNN graphika.com
On Election Day, a must-read from Graphika’s Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs on the true nature of Russia-linked influence operations targeting the election. “They are trolling us... Be watchful. Be wary. But don’t get taken in.”

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As in previous U.S. election cycles, Russia-linked influence operations have attempted to spread false and inflammatory claims online using deceptive practices. Something else that remains the same: They want our attention and they are trolling us. In recent weeks, days, and hours, we’ve seen a steady drumbeat of content seeded by a Russia-linked operation variously known as Operation Overload and Matryoshka. That content has impersonated the FBI, the CIA, and a bunch of media outlets. And a number of the Operation Overload posts have contained a QR code embedded with a cryptic little puzzle piece. What happens when you put all those puzzle pieces together...? Well, my colleagues at Graphika have the answer below. Russian IO has a history of this kind of puerile and attention-seeking behaviour. The point is, they want our attention. They want to waste our time. And they want our outrage. As Olga Belogolova, Lee Foster, Thomas Rid, and Gavin Wilde explained so well back in May, it’s how they can claim “impact” - both with the U.S. public and their bosses https://lnkd.in/eTCRK6B5Be watchful. Be wary. But don’t get taken in.
Please join us for a webinar tomorrow, October 24 at 12 pm ET! Graphika Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs will discuss our recent report The #Americans, which revealed how Chinese state-linked covert online influence operation Spamouflage has become more aggressive in its efforts to infiltrate and sway U.S. political conversations ahead of the 2024 election. In the crucial final weeks leading up to the election, Stubbs will discuss the evolution of Chinese influence operations aimed at disrupting and influencing the way Americans talk about politics and domestic social issues. To register, please visit: https://lnkd.in/dUmTfRif
Graphika's recent report The #Americans detailed Chinese state-linked covert online influence operation Spamouflage's attempts at infiltrating and swaying U.S. political conversations ahead of the 2024 election. Please join us for a webinar with Carahsoft this Thursday, October 24 at 12 pm ET where Graphika's Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs will discuss the evolution of Chinese influence operations aimed at disrupting and influencing the way Americans talk about politics and domestic social issues. To register, please visit: https://lnkd.in/dUmTfRif
A new report from the Washington Post featuring insights from Graphika details intensifying efforts by China to influence the 2024 U.S. election. Graphika's Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs was interviewed about Chinese state-linked influence operation Spamouflage amid Graphika's recent groundbreaking report The #Americans. “They’re throwing a lot of spaghetti at the wall and occasionally a piece of it sticks,” Stubbs told the Washington Post team. “But the odd piece of spaghetti sticking to the wall doesn’t feel like a recipe for long-term success or impact.” To read the full story, see below!
China and the 2024 Election: Graphika Insights Featured by Washington Post graphika.com
Graphika's recent report The #Americans revealed how Chinese state-linked covert online influence operation Spamouflage has become more aggressive in its efforts to infiltrate and sway U.S. political conversations ahead of the 2024 election. Please join us for an upcoming webinar with Carahsoft on Thursday, October 24 at 12 pm ET where Graphika's Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs will discuss the evolution of Chinese influence operations aimed at disrupting and influencing the way Americans talk about politics and domestic social issues. To register, please visit: https://lnkd.in/dUmTfRif

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