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Graphika | News, Hiring, Layoffs, Competitors, CEO, Fundraising Insights

Graphika is a social media analytics firm that specializes in mapping and analyzing social networks. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies,...

Graphika is a social media analytics firm that specializes in mapping and analyzing social networks. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies, human rights organizations, and universities, Graphika provides tools to understand online communities, monitor digital threats, and enhance marketing strategies. Their patented technology allows for detailed influencer analysis and actionable insights, making them a leader in the field of social media intelligence.

Website

graphika.com

Headquarters

New York, 10001, US

Size

11-50 employees

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Specialities

Network Analysis and Monitoring, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Listening, Content Marketing, Influencer Identification and Engagement, Twitter Ad Targeting, Market Research, Software as a Service - SaaS

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Graphika's Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs will speak at the PRovoke Media Summit EMEA 2025 on April 2 in London.
Graphika's latest research reveals that Chinese state influence actors are using online narratives to undermine public support for U.S. tariffs by portraying them as harmful to American workers and as economic aggression.
Guyte McCord, CEO of Graphika, shows how mapping the Cybersocial Terrain helps agencies identify drivers of online activity and impacted communities.
Graphika's latest research reveals that hacktivist groups like Dark Storm Team often exaggerate their cyberattack claims for financial gain.
Graphika's new ATLAS Highlights Report reveals Chinese state influence actors are focusing on U.S. foreign policy, criticizing increased U.S. trade tariffs on China, and accusing President Trump of economic aggression.

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Graphika released a report on March 20 revealing that hacktivist groups are increasingly driven by financial motives, using cyberattacks as marketing tools for DDoS-for-hire services and crypto launches.
Graphika's recent research reveals that AI chatbots are being manipulated to mimic violent extremists and evade content moderation, posing threats to various industries.
Graphika released a report titled 'Character Flaws' on March 19, analyzing how bad actors are using AI unethically.