Spectre

Why operators choose Spectre

Spectre is built for people who need speed, clarity, and defensible sourcing—not another pile of disconnected widgets.

Pricing & licensing

Spectre is offered through subscription and enterprise licensing. Pricing depends on team size, support posture, and integration scope. We keep commercial terms straightforward and aligned to mission use, not vanity seat counts.

• Subscription access for teams that need immediate capability with predictable monthly or annual terms.
• Enterprise licensing for larger programs that require governance reviews, custom integrations, and structured support.
• Program fit call to map your mission requirements to the right package before procurement.

For pricing details and procurement steps, use the contact channel below and we will provide the right package options.

One map, every layer that matters

Spectre centers on a live global map with intelligence overlays you toggle as the situation evolves. Layer buttons size to their labels and wrap cleanly on smaller screens; keyboard shortcuts (1-8) jump straight to key overlay groups for experienced users.

• OSINT pulse - Curated RSS and Telegram-sourced items with geo hints, plus GDELT conflict event points (combined under one OSINT control).
• Theater instability - Country-level risk context rendered on the map; click a country to filter the live feed to that theater.
• Air tracks & satellites - Military-focused flight tracking and propagated satellite positions for strategic awareness.
• Blackouts & GPS interference - Internet disruption alerts and GPS jamming cells (including a 24-hour jamming view).
• Strategic infrastructure - Military bases and nuclear facility references for geographic context.
• Weather & natural events - Live weather radar integration plus earthquakes and NASA-catalogued natural events under one natural-hazards toggle.
• Broadcast & live feeds - International radio streams and a curated index of public cameras for ground truth and ambient monitoring.

Map tools include search, regional quick-fly shortcuts, contextual actions, and fullscreen when you need the picture wall-sized.

Live OSINT feed: severity first, export-ready

The right-hand Live OSINT Feed is collapsible and always tied to what the classifiers see in the headlines-so operators spend less time sorting and more time deciding.

• Every item is scored from critical through info, sorted by severity with the newest items first within each tier.
• Multi-select filters for All, Critical, High, and Medium (OR semantics)-mix and match what you need for the moment.
• Full-text search across the feed when you are hunting a keyword, actor, or location string.
• Only high-integrity items make the cut: valid published timestamps required, and the dashboard emphasizes fresh reporting from the last 24 hours so the feed stays a live pulse, not a graveyard.
• Export the current filtered view to CSV or JSON for briefings, archives, or downstream tools.
• Generate a structured intelligence report from what is on screen, with history so you can compare narratives across moments.
• Context menu on each item: open the original source, copy a clean snippet, copy the URL, or fly the map to a tagged location.

Updates stream to your session in near real time-no manual refresh ritual to stay current.

Left column: narrative + theater context

The left stack splits attention between story and geography. Both panels collapse when you need more map real estate.

• SITREP - A concise, AI-generated paragraph synthesized from the highest-priority items (critical through info), time-stamped in Zulu so everyone shares the same clock.
• Theater instability - Sortable country risk rows; selecting a row filters the Live OSINT feed to that country so you can deep-dive one region without losing global context on the map.

How items are classified

Spectre applies a transparent, keyword-driven classifier to each headline and summary. Longer, more specific phrases win over vague matches; text is normalized so punctuation differences do not game the tiers.

• Severity - critical, high, medium, low, info. The strongest matching tier wins.
• Categories - conflict, terrorism, cyber, disaster, political, health, economic, nuclear, maritime, aerospace (multiple tags can apply). Categories drive map styling and visual consistency.
• Color mapping - Deterministic colors tie markers and list rows together so your eye learns the pattern once.

Headlines that do not match known crisis language may sit at info or low-an honest reflection of uncertainty, not artificial drama.

Intelligence domains & refresh cadence

Behind the UI, independent schedulers keep each domain on its own heartbeat. You get freshness without everything hammering the same clock cycle.

Onboarding & in-app help

First-time visitors get a guided walkthrough that tracks the live UI: header telemetry, layer bar and keyboard toggles, left-column workflow, feed filters and exports, toolbar tools, and status indicators.

• Press ? anytime for the help panel, platform reference, and shortcut list.
• Navigation shortcuts include full view, region presets, go-to search, and escape to clear overlays.
• Dedicated keys for broadcast radio and live camera tools; Alt+1-6 jump to theater-aligned map presets.

SD2 Industries & Spectre

Spectre is the flagship product experience for teams that need enterprise-grade OSINT workflows. For cyber threat-intelligence teams, SD2 also delivers Sentinel as a dedicated CTI operations platform. SD2 Industries is the corporate home for contracts, security review, custom programs, and long-term support-so your organization has a single accountable partner behind both products in production.