Strategic analysis & narrative detection
Media data is transformed into strategic context, and narrative developments are detected using AI/LLM.
Narrative intelligence
NIRES, the National Information Resilience Enhancement System, is a narrative intelligence platform that detects how narratives develop across 3,000+ online media outlets and five social platforms. It links narrative detection to response recommendations, official communication and measured impact.

Public perception now forms faster than institutions can verify. Information spreads in real time, structured disinformation reframes policy before it can be explained, and the gap between narrative speed and institutional response capacity keeps widening.
By the time an issue has been analyzed through a traditional process, the narrative has often already set. Counting mentions does not show this. What matters is how a story is framed, who is carrying it, whether it is escalating and what the institution should do next.
A narrative intelligence platform, in general terms, is built to answer those questions. NIRES does so within a single architecture that also covers response and evaluation, which is what information resilience requires in practice.
Media data is transformed into strategic context, and narrative developments are detected using AI/LLM.
AI filters data, detects early signals and classifies issues, so emerging narratives surface before they dominate coverage.
Trend & Escalation Assessment indicates whether a narrative is growing, stabilizing or fading, to support prioritization.
The platform analyzes issue dynamics and generates AI-based strategic response recommendations for decision-makers.
Stage 02 of the NIRES pipeline turns filtered signals into a complete narrative picture.
Takes relevant, contextualized signals from Stage 01 and identifies narrative developments within them using AI/LLM.
Assembles those developments into structured, consistent insight that decision-makers can read quickly.
Assesses the trajectory of each narrative so the institution knows which issues require action first.
The composed picture feeds Strategic Response Advisor and Response Task Management in Stage 03.
Detecting disinformation is only useful if the institution can respond with accurate information quickly. In NIRES, the response path is part of the same system: recommendations become assigned tasks, and approved clarifications and releases are published through the institution's official channels, including up to 300 online news outlets and its own managed accounts on five social platforms.
Every outgoing activity passes through role-based access control and multi-tier approval. After publication, Digital Sentiment Assessment and Media Impact Assessment measure the effect, and the results enrich the database. Information resilience becomes a repeatable cycle rather than a one-off crisis response.
NIRES is built for institutions that are judged on the accuracy and the timeliness of their public communication.
In general terms, a narrative intelligence platform analyzes how stories and framings develop across media, not just how often a keyword appears. NIRES applies AI/LLM narrative detection to 3,000+ online media outlets and five social platforms, then connects the findings to response recommendations, official communication and impact evaluation.
NIRES uses AI to detect early signals, classify issues and identify narrative developments, and assesses whether they are escalating. The institution can then respond with accurate information through its official channels, with role-based access control and multi-tier approval, and measure how coverage and sentiment changed afterwards.
NIRES stands for National Information Resilience Enhancement System. Here, information resilience means closing the gap between narrative speed and response capacity: monitoring, analysis, activation and evaluation run in one operational cycle, and every result is fed back into the database to strengthen the next cycle.
No. NIRES generates AI-based strategic response recommendations and supports decision-making, but responses are assigned, reviewed and approved by people. The dashboard provides role-based access control and multi-tier approval so that authorized officials decide what is published and when.
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NIRES monitors 3,000+ online media outlets and 5 social platforms, then carries each relevant issue through analysis, response and impact measurement.
Social listening across 5 social platforms and 3,000+ online media, with sentiment, key actors and narrative detection in one NIRES workflow.
Next step
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