A timeline of product updates, new capabilities, and improvements to the Threatwhere platform.
28 March 2026
Multi-column Kanban intelligence workflow. Create custom feed columns with independent filters, drag events between lanes, run per-column AI analysis, and save query configurations for rapid recall.
28 March 2026
The initial briefs, risk assessments, entity profiles, pattern detection and forecasts have since grown into eleven finished intelligence product types. Progress stays visible while each product is prepared, reviewed, and saved.
14 March 2026
Full mission planning workspace with AI-powered itinerary builder, GIS facility finder, per-leg risk assessment, and exportable travel security briefs for operators and executives.
14 March 2026
Map now supports 8 overlay types including events, incidents, country risk heat, geofences, operator locations, route plans, risk corridors, and infrastructure. Toggle independently with full opacity control.
1 March 2026
Comments, threaded discussions, entity sharing, document tracking, and live presence across all intelligence entities. Know who is looking at what in real time and collaborate without leaving the platform.
1 March 2026
Team workspaces with a built-in rich-text editor. Version history, auto-save, and collaborative editing for intelligence products, briefing documents, and operational plans.
14 February 2026
One-tap SOS beacon in Threatwhere Operator that broadcasts GPS coordinates and streams evidence (photo, video, audio) to the operations centre. Works in background with offline queuing for connectivity-denied environments.
14 February 2026
Draw polygon and circle geofences directly on the map with configurable alert rules per boundary. Events and incidents inside each boundary trigger alerts using a configurable threat-score threshold, with real-time or digest delivery.
1 February 2026
Team messaging with support for 6 media types — text, image, video, audio, document, and GIF. Thread replies, read receipts, and presence indicators for operational coordination.
1 February 2026
Alert delivery rules now support custom cron expressions, allowing teams to batch non-critical alerts into digest windows. Fixes an issue where high-frequency event types could generate excessive notifications.