Molfar Intelligence Launches AI-Powered Platform to Track Information Threats

Molfar Intelligence, a Ukrainian private intelligence firm with offices in Kyiv and London, on Monday, Sept. 22, launched Minos, an AI-enhanced information threat management platform for enterprises and governments. Minos grew out of Molfar Intelligence’s own casework. Over seven years, the firm’s analysts have worked on thousands of cases involving coordinated attacks on companies, hostile research into executives, and manipulated narratives around markets and deals.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Most of these attacks developed in similar ways. The first signs appeared well before the damage did, and an analyst who had seen the pattern before could recognise it early. Minos puts that experience into a system clients can run themselves, with Molfar Intelligence analysts behind it. Until now, handling an information threat has meant splitting the work across separate tools and requests: one system for monitoring, another for assessing risk, a third for finding out who is behind an account, and an outside firm for anything requiring a full investigation. Minos brings monitoring, risk assessment, profiling and analyst-led research into one working environment, allowing teams to handle a much larger share of the process themselves. Minos Watch tracks what is being said about a client’s brand and its competitors, and flags coordinated activity while it is still small. Brand Watch and Competitor Watch are live at launch; Market Watch will follow. Other Topics of Interest CIA Chief Warned Putin Against NATO Attack During Surprise Moscow Visit – Reports The warnings reportedly focused on Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – the three Baltic NATO members that border Russia. Risks & Recs turns monitoring into an assessment: which threats matter, how urgent they are, and what to do first. Profiler automatically builds a profile of a person or organisation using open-source data. Research is where Molfar Intelligence analysts come in. When a case is unusual, complex, or requires human judgment, clients can bring the firm in from within the same environment, with all the relevant context already available. The Russian-language information space A large share of the campaigns against Ukrainian and Western organisations that Molfar Intelligence has worked on began, or gained momentum, in the Russian-language information space: Telegram channels, Russian state and regional media, and the networks that carry these narratives into other-language environments. For many Western monitoring tools, this space remains a blind spot. In Minos, it is part of the core monitoring system. Who it is for Minos is built for organisations that may be targeted because of what they do or who they work with: defence manufacturers and their suppliers, government agencies, financial institutions, and businesses operating in competitive and sensitive markets. Molfar Intelligence analysts work daily in an environment of live information operations, so the platform’s methods are tested in practice. Website: minoscore.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/minoscore Molfar Intelligence is a Ukrainian private intelligence company. Its core services include pre-transaction due diligence, sanctions screening and evasion tracking, corporate investigations into beneficial ownership and shell company structures, supply chain intelligence, and background checks for corporate and government clients. Molfar Intelligence works across defence, private equity, regulated industries, and government in Europe, the Middle East, and North America. The company’s defence intelligence practice draws on continuous operational experience inside an active conflict zone. Molfar’s analytical work includes exposing unauthorised transfers of commercial satellite imagery to hostile actors, documenting state-sponsored deportation of civilians, tracing Western-manufactured components through sanctions-evasion networks into adversary weapons systems, and producing forensic evidence of war crimes. This work has been cited in International Criminal Court proceedings. Headquartered in Kyiv, Molfar Intelligence also has an office in London. Molfar Intelligence Institute (NGO “OSINT”) is an open international intelligence institute that strengthens, unites, and advocates for the state's and business's interests.