Osavul

How analysts connect the threat picture

Osavul collects material from sources such as messaging apps, websites and underground communities, then structures it into an environment analysts can search across platforms and languages. Its Nebula product adds context about sources and messages, while Janus tracks hostile actors and activity aimed at a customer’s people, facilities or suppliers. This gives security teams a way to investigate connections between information manipulation, cyber activity and physical threats instead of reviewing each channel separately.

Government and defense organizations are established customers. In its October 2026 announcement, Osavul says it serves institutions in more than ten countries and contributes technology to NATO’s Information Environment Assessment Capability. The company describes evidence-traced assessments with analyst review and an on-premise deployment option for sovereign infrastructure. Expansion into enterprises and critical infrastructure builds on that work, with the company reporting early traction in energy, transport, financial services and defense industrials.