Event Collection
Aggregates open-source events and structured data points from multiple sources to create a unified monitoring view.
OSINT Threat Radar is a monitoring project designed to collect, organize, and visualize cyber-relevant open-source information through an interactive, geospatial, and event-driven approach. The goal is to support situational awareness, threat monitoring, and rapid exploration of publicly available signals that may be relevant for cybersecurity and intelligence workflows.
The platform is built to aggregate data from public sources and present it in a way that is easy to explore, filter, and monitor. It combines event collection, geographic visualization, and lightweight analysis to provide a practical interface for observing cyber-related activity and other relevant open-source signals.
Aggregates open-source events and structured data points from multiple sources to create a unified monitoring view.
Displays relevant signals on a map to support situational awareness and contextual understanding.
Enables quick browsing of events by source, type, and geographic context.
Designed as a practical prototype for cyber monitoring, OSINT workflows, and external awareness use cases.
The current implementation follows a simple architecture with a frontend dashboard and a backend service responsible for data collection and normalization.
OSINT Threat Radar is an evolving project. The current version focuses on the core monitoring flow: collecting events, normalizing them, exposing them through an API, and rendering them in an interactive interface.
Future development may include richer source integration, digital risk indicators, domain-related monitoring, historical storage, and more advanced ranking or alerting features.
The interactive radar interface is available here:
This dashboard represents the operational view of the project, while this page serves as its public overview and project description.