Disinformation is no longer just a nuisance. It’s a weapon leveraged by both state and non-state actors. For information operations analysts tracking influence campaigns across elections, national security threats, and coordinated disinformation efforts, the challenge is growing. Whether you work in a government agency, intelligence service, election security organization, or corporate trust and s...
By integrating the DISARM Framework into their workflows, analysts gain a structured approach to disinformation analysis that brings parity with cyber threat analysis. This is crucial as disinformation campaigns become increasingly complex, hybrid in nature, and harder to attribute. The framework allows analysts to map tactics, track evolving behaviors, compare campaigns, coordinate effective responses, and identify patterns across operations, all of which contribute to faster, smarter decisions...