By combining exoINSIGHT’s corpus of more than five billion structured records concerning major great power competition environments—including China, Russia, and Iran—with Janes validated intelligence into a single domain, analysts gain access to enriched data. This will enable them to uncover military capabilities and force posture in full operational context while eliminating the friction of disconnected workflows.

“For too long, analysts have had to connect the dots across tools that weren’t built to work together,” said SOSi CEO Julian Setian. “This synergistic relationship changes that—fusing Janes validated intelligence with exoINSIGHT’s curated data to provide a unified, real-time understanding of both military capability and intent.”

exoINSIGHT is an AI-powered SaaS platform with extensive data holdings and mapped interconnections concerning priority national security data environments, including media, scientific and technical research, Defense Industrial Base information, corporate and procurement records, and biographical data. Janes contributes an unmatched, independent repository of military intelligence, spanning orders of battle, equipment, facilities, defense companies, and market forecasts, grounded in millions of rigorously validated data points and analysis.

“Janes machine-readable data easily integrates into any system or workflow. Partnering with SOSi allows us to extend our validated military intelligence into a data-rich environment,” said Blake Bartlett, Janes CEO. “By combining Janes authoritative foundational intelligence with the real-time data in SOSi’s exoINSIGHT platform, we’re bringing deeper context and, ultimately, decision advantage to our customers’ critical missions.”

Leveraging exoINSIGHT’s advanced analytics—including translation, visualization, and narrative tracking—analysts can track how information evolves and spreads, identify hidden relationships between entities, and generate intelligence on adversary technologies, networks, and supply chains beyond what commercial aggregators provide., the companies said.

Source: SOSi

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exoINSIGHT is an analytical platform that uses machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) to exploit persistently collected and curated information, allowing users to integrate it with data from other external sources. Its new contextual AI assistant can instantly analyze, translate, and summarize complex and extensive foreign language data. It extracts pertinent information and identifies references to specific individuals, organizations, and topics, revealing connections that may not be readily apparent. Reducing the need for manual translation and analysis, the tool gives users the ability to rapidly derive insights from difficult-to-consume data sources, making the traditionally time-consuming process more efficient and accurate.

As part of the upgrade, Exovera also expanded its data holdings focused on near-peer competitors to provide a holistic view of key entities, supply chains, and affiliations. The new data pertains to businesses, technical experts, and political and thought leaders across the Indo-Pacific region. It includes corporate documents and registrations and biographical information on key individuals, enabling customers to better anticipate and respond to potential threats and opportunities. Additionally, Exovera broadened its collection of academic and technical publication metadata and full-text journal library.

“We’ve augmented exoINSIGHT’s analytical capabilities and added strategically important data holdings to provide our customers with deeper and more timely insights, helping them navigate a complex global environment with confidence and agility,” said Exovera CEO Bob Sogegian.

Source: Exovera

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With the addition of up to one million new records daily, exoINSIGHT will provide customers with access to a broader range of information aimed at identifying opportunities and risks. Additionally, the integration of powerful generative artificial intelligence will enable users to intuitively parse data and extract insights from Exovera’s vast data holdings. An upgraded unified search capability will allow more efficient and effective exploration of multiple unique datasets within the platform.

“exoINSIGHT users can now access a larger pool of high-value data to identify patterns that previously might not have been evident,” said Exovera CEO Bob Sogegian. “Our customers gain a competitive edge, enhance operational efficiency, and mitigate potential risks through the platform’s advanced capabilities, unlocking a wealth of new intelligence.”

Source: Exovera

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In the role, Ray will work with the development team on the exoINSIGHT platform, expand the portfolio of analysis and data solutions, and contribute to Exovera’s cutting-edge technology, analysis, and data solutions for Great Power Competition (GPC).

“We are incredibly thrilled to have Jonathan Ray join our team,” said Jeff Zimmerman, Exovera chief operating officer. “Jonathan’s expertise and GPC community voice will be bring tremendous insights to further expanding the data, analytics, and technology powering our exoINSIGHT platform.”

Ray brings more than a decade of experience leading analysis, software, and data solutions for government and commercial organizations. Most recently he served as the director for security and foreign affairs at the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, an independent agency created by Congress to monitor and investigate the national security implications of the economic relationship between the U.S. and China. He oversaw analysis of China’s military, diplomatic, and influence activities around the world, and briefed the Commission’s findings and policy recommendations on Capitol Hill.

Prior to his work with the Commission, Ray held roles leading analysis and investigations for Exovera’s Center for Intelligence Research and Analysis (CIRA), the National Defense University, the Naval Postgraduate School, the Center for Nonproliferation Studies, and a commercial due diligence firm. He has published works on China’s pursuit of advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and robotics, as well as the country’s nuclear, space, cyber, and naval capabilities.

Source: Exovera

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exoINSIGHT was developed for both government and commercial clients to access, analyze, integrate, and enrich Exovera’s unique open source data-sets using Machine Learning (ML) and Natural Language Processing (NLP). It applies generative AI to filter and summarize vast amounts of persistently collected and curated information, including broadcast, print and social media, and foreign government procurement and business records and technical reports. It also enables users to ingest and integrate information pulled from other external data sources into a common data fabric environment.

“exoINSIGHT provides users in the national security market with an efficient and effective way of engaging with publicly-available but difficult-to-collect data,” said Exovera CEO Bob Sogegian. “We’re excited about the power exoINSIGHT offers our customers to easily traverse our extensive data holdings, quickly gain insights, and make decisions that enable a host of mission-critical use cases.”

Source: Exovera

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