Narrative Alerts

Find the Narrative Before it Breaks

Stop chasing trends and responding to crises and start anticipating them. Cyabra’s AI-powered Narrative Alerts act as your real-time radar, detecting harmful or manipulated narratives before they escalate, and alerting you to any change in the conversation.

Why Narrative Alerts?

Early Warning System

Detects emerging narratives in real-time across dozens of platforms, before they reach a tipping point.

By the time a narrative is viral, the damage to reputation is already done.

Early Warning System

Authenticity Filter

Separates real human discourse from bot networks and coordinated accounts.

Bad actors use fake accounts and AI-generated content to give false stories the rhythm of authentic discourse.

Authenticity Filter

Actionable Context

Every alert includes who started the trend, where it’s migrating, and its potential impact.

Raw data is useless without knowing who is driving the narrative and why it matters.

Actionable Context

Automated Cadence

Receive intelligence via email on your schedule: daily, weekly, or monthly.

Communication teams shouldn't have to watch a dashboard 24/7 to stay in control.

Automated Cadence

Cyabra is leading the way in misinformation detection and provides us with meaningful insights that help us keep a pulse on all the different ways that our brands are being talked about.

Louis DeCosmo
Senior Director of Corporate Reputation Strategy and Insights, PepsiCo

Frequently Asked Questions

Traditional tools require teams to manually monitor dashboards for trends. Cyabra’s Narrative Alert does the watching for you, delivering real-time intelligence directly to your inbox so you can focus on response rather than detection.

An alert is triggered when a harmful or suspicious narrative – such as disinformation, extremism, or harassment – is detected and has significantly changed or accelerated since the last monitoring period.

Cyabra monitors for a wide range of threats including mis/disinformation, crises and issues, hate and harassment, impersonation, scams, extremism, and many others.

Yes. For governments, it safeguards elections and national security. For brands, it protects consumer trust and identifies boycott campaigns or reputation threats before they go viral.