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AI Platform Products Dataminr Pulse for Corporate Security Enhance organizational safety and resilience across three key use cases: protecting people, securing facilities and events, and ensuring operational resilience.Dataminr Pulse for Cyber Risk Strengthen resilience across four key use cases: digital risk, third-party risk, vulnerability intelligence, and cyber-physical risk.First Alert Increase decision-making speed with a real-time critical event discovery solution for the public sector. Dataminr for News Helps journalists in over 1,500 newsrooms to break news on the stories that matter most to their audiences. Case Study Dataminr in Action: CrowdStrike Outage Dataminr customers learned about the CrowdStrike outage almost 1.5 hours ahead of mainstream media—and Dataminr ReGenAI showed how “live information” can play a crucial role when responding to rapidly unfolding events. Learn more Partners Solutions People SafetyEvent + Facility SecurityOperational Resilience Digital RiskThird-party riskVulnerability intelligenceCyber-physical risk Humanitarian assistance and emergency responseBreak and cover complex news stories Resources Resource center Blog Events Company About us Dataminr’s AI platform delivers the earliest warnings on high impact events and critical information far in advance of other sources.Dataminr for Nonprofits Humanitarian organizations and nonprofits can know first, act faster and better serve the world's most vulnerable. CareersCustomersCultureLeadershipPressContact us Home Resources Dataminr Pulse for Cyber Risk: Solution Overview Strengthen resilience with a real-time external cyber event, risk and threat detection solution. Cybersecurity Cyber Risk Public Sector Video Related resources

For Cyber Risk—are relied on by hundreds of leading global corporations including two-thirds of the Fortune 50 and half of the Fortune 100. The company’s First Alert product serves the defense, federal, state and local and NGO markets in both the U.S and across the globe, including the United Nations, which relies on First Alert in over 100 countries. Dataminr for News is used by more than 1,500 newsrooms and over 30,000 journalists worldwide. Dataminr’s world-leading AI platform performs trillions of daily computations across billions of public data inputs from over one million unique public data sources encompassing text, image, video, audio and sensor signals. The company is known for its trailblazing AI platform that has pioneered multimodal fusion AI for real-time event detection. Harnessing the power of LLMs and multimodal foundation models, Dataminr’s AI platform is at the forefront of AI innovation in both predictive AI and generative AI. Dataminr has been recognized by Forbes AI 50 and Deloitte Fast 500, and was named to the Forbes Cloud 100 for six consecutive years. Contact: [email protected]

Announcement NEW YORK, April 25, 2024 — Dataminr, one of the world’s leading AI companies, today announced that it has appointed award-winning cybersecurity veteran Brian Gumbel as President and Chief Operating Officer. Gumbel brings a wealth of go-to-market (GTM) expertise to Dataminr and will provide elevated strategic guidance across the entire business to bolster its growth momentum. The appointment of Gumbel comes at a time of accelerated growth for Dataminr, which was most recently valued at $4 billion. The company has seen broad market adoption of its AI platform for discovering events, risks and threats in public data, following a string of major announcements—including the recent launch of ReGenAI, a breakthrough new form of generative AI, and the appointment of Silicon Valley veteran Murali Nemani as Chief Marketing Officer in February. “Brian is an industry veteran with a proven track record in driving sustainable growth. With his demonstrated success in pioneering go-to-market initiatives and experience scaling global organizations, his addition to the executive leadership team will help accelerate the global adoption of our rapidly advancing AI platform,” said Ted Bailey, founder and CEO of Dataminr. In his new role, Gumbel will drive Dataminr’s GTM strategy, building on the company’s existing customer base, which already includes two-thirds of the Fortune 50 and half of the Fortune 100—as well as prominent customers in the defense, federal, state, local, and NGO markets in the U.S. and across the globe. Gumbel will also lead the company’s public and private sector sales, sales operations, customer success, marketing, and partnerships. “Dataminr has an immense opportunity in front of it. The company’s industry-leading AI platform solves an essential problem for organizations worldwide. I am energized by the strength of the leadership team and passionate employee base, and excited to propel the next phase of Dataminr’s growth and place its powerful technology into the hands of customers who need it,” said Brian Gumbel, President and COO of Dataminr. With over 25 years of cybersecurity and GTM experience, Gumbel joins Dataminr from pre-IPO cybersecurity company Armis, where he served as president and chief revenue officer. During his tenure at Armis, Gumbel took the company from an early-stage cybersecurity startup to the No. 1 cyber asset management company, while achieving a run-rate approaching $200M in revenue. Prior to that he led sales at Forescout Technologies, where he helped take the company public, and held commercial and government sales leadership roles at Tanium, McAfee, and Cisco. To learn more about Dataminr’s AI platform, visit www.dataminr.com. About Dataminr: Dataminr has created a revolutionary real-time AI platform for detecting events, risks and critical information from public data signals. Recognized as one of the world’s leading AI companies, Dataminr enables faster real-time response and more effective risk management for public and private sector organizations including multinational corporations, governments, NGOs, and newsrooms. Most recently valued at $4.1B, Dataminr is one of New York’s top private technology companies with approximately 800 employees across seven global offices. Dataminr’s corporate products—Dataminr Pulse for Corporate Security and Dataminr Pulse

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. First Alert Article09/18/2024 In this article -->Last updated by the developer on: September 12, 2024View in Teams storeView in AppSourceGeneral informationInformation provided by Dataminr to Microsoft:InformationResponseApp nameFirst AlertIDWA200007281Office 365 clients supportedMicrosoft TeamsPartner company nameDataminrCompany's website Terms of Use functionality of the appReal-time alerts to help you make critical decisions with speed and confidence.Company headquarter locationUnited States of AmericaApp info page is the hosting environment or service model used to run your app?PaasWhich hosting cloud providers does the app use?AwsCustomer support [email protected] or updates to any of the information you see here? Contact us!How the app handles dataThis information has been provided by Dataminr about how this app collects and stores organizational data and the control that your organization will have over the data the app collects.InformationResponseDoes the app or underlying infrastructure process any data relating to a Microsoft customer or their device?YesWhat data is processed by your app?User ID, Conversation ID, and Team IDDoes the app support TLS 1.1 or higher?YesDoes the app or underlying infrastructure store any Microsoft customer data?YesWhat data is stored in your databases?User ID, Conversation ID, and Team IDIf underlying infastructure processes or stores Microsoft customer data, where is this data geographically stored?United States of AmericaDo you have an established data rentention and disposal process?YesHow long is data retained after account termination?Not retainedDo you have an established data access management process?YesDo you transfer customer data or customer content to third parties or sub-processors?YesDo you have data sharing agreements in place with any third party service you share Microsoft customer data with?YesQuestionsQuestions or updates to any of the information you see here? Contact us!Information from the Microsoft Cloud App Security catalog appears below.InformationResponseDo you perform annual penetration testing on the app?YesDoes the app have a documented disaster recovery plan, including a backup and restore strategy?YesDoes your environment use traditional anti-malware protection or application controls?TraditionalAntiMalware, ApplicationControlsDo you have an established process for indentifying and risk ranking security vulnerabilities?YesDo you have a policy

TweetDeck for Mac, the popular Twitter-owned desktop client, on Wednesday received its first significant update since August 2014.Available free of charge, the refreshed application now displays native Twitter video and animated GIF files inline and allows you to exchange direct messages with multiple users in group conversations, in addition to half a dozen other improvements.The new TweetDeck 3.9.482 for Mac also brings support for multi-image uploads: now you can attach up to four images to a single tweet, like in Twitter’s official mobile client for iOS.Next, it’s now possible to share a tweet via Direct Message to a group of friends. The app now supports TweetDeck Teams and Dataminr subscribers can now add columns and receive notifications of new alerts to Dataminr watch lists.TweetDeck Teams is a simple solution to Twitter account sharing which lets you delegate access to as many people as you like and remove accounts when they no longer need access.TweetDeck 3.9.482 changelog:Share access to your accounts safely and securely with Teams.Keep the conversation going with Group DMs.Add up to 4 images with every Tweet.GIFs and Videos now play in-line.Share a Tweet via Direct Message to a group of friends.Dataminr subscribers can now add columns and receive notifications of new alerts to Dataminr watch lists.Loads of little bug fixes and improvements under the hood.As a reminder, TweetDeck users on the web, Chrome and Windows are required to use Twitter logins to sign in to TweetDeck by March 31, 2015, with the Mac edition to follow soon.The 3.8-megabyte app requires an Intel-based Mac with a 64-bit processor and OS X 10.6 or later.Download TweetDeck free in the Mac App Store.

For BusinessesEnhance organizational safety and resilience across three key use cases with a real-time corporate security risk solution: protecting people, securing facilities and events, and ensuring operational resilience. Improve People Safety Improve the safety of your employees, executives, customers, and contractors against external risks and threats wherever they are—in the office, working from home, or on a business trip. Secure Facilities and Events Protect all your global premises—including offices, manufacturing plants, warehouses, data centers, retail stores, stadiums, arenas, and temporary work locations—against external threats and hazards. Increase Operational Resilience Safeguard your revenue-generating activities against external threats and disruptive events that could directly or indirectly affect core business operations. End-to-end capabilities to prepare for, detect and respond to risk Real-time event detection Discover and respond to threats faster with AI-powered, real-time risk information surfaced from 1M+ global public data sources. Real-time threat visualization Visualize the impact of events on your people and facilities in real-time; rapidly identify employees who work, live, or are traveling near a critical event, send targeted communications, and confirm their safety. Real-time threat visualization Visualize the impact of events on your people and facilities in real-time; rapidly identify employees who work, live, or are traveling near a critical event, send targeted communications, and confirm their safety. Prepare and respond Streamline your workflows and collaborate with teams across your organization– before, during and after an incident or crisis-level event. Related resources See the power of Dataminr Get started. We’re here to help.