From Early Warning to Duty of Care

This Dataminr use case shows how security teams move from early threat detection to real-time traveler awareness and duty of care response. When a Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) receives a Dataminr alert about a sudden airport closure driven by escalating geopolitical tensions, security leaders face urgent questions: which employees are scheduled to transit through the affected airport, who is already traveling in the region, whether onward travel plans will be disrupted, and who needs immediate support.

The challenge is that traveler data is often scattered across multiple systems, making it hard to quickly connect an emerging event to its impact on specific employees. This use case shows how integrating Dataminr's AI-powered, real-time intelligence into Crisis24 Horizon closes that gap. Within minutes of an alert, Crisis24 Horizon enriches it with traveler itineraries and organizational context, helping teams identify who may be affected, prioritize response actions, and coordinate timely support.

The document outlines a four-step workflow: detecting emerging threats early across more than 1 million public data sources in 150+ languages; understanding traveler impact through automatic itinerary enrichment; taking coordinated action via centralized communication workflows; and fulfilling duty of care responsibilities by translating intelligence into clear traveler exposure and situational awareness. Together, Dataminr and Crisis24 turn early warning into actionable traveler intelligence, helping global security and travel risk teams anticipate disruption, protect employees, and meet duty of care obligations with confidence, backed by 230+ intelligence analysts and 24/7 global operations support.