Cyabra Coordinated Activity Detection
by Cyabra, Inc.
An AI agent that tells you whether an online pile-on is coordinated, with the evidence.
Coordinated Activity Detection is an AI agent in Cyabra's narrative intelligence platform that investigates social media activity and returns a verdict on whether it is coordinated inauthentic behaviour. It is built for brand, communications and public sector teams who need a defensible answer quickly instead of interpreting raw bot signals themselves.
Coordinated Activity Detection is an AI agent inside Cyabra's narrative intelligence platform, launched on July 28, 2026, that decides whether a burst of online activity is coordinated inauthentic behaviour and returns that decision as a verdict. It automates the method Cyabra's own analysts use: it sets a baseline of suspicion from account authenticity, finds peak activity windows, screens clusters for concentrated inauthentic behaviour, then examines posting time, content and profile signals. Cyabra lists eight signals: profile concentration, synchronized posting, shared content, aligned narratives, hashtag deployment, amplification behaviour, geographic clustering and cross-platform coordination. When the evidence warrants it, the agent traces narratives, identifies originators and maps how they spread, streaming findings as it goes. Each scan ends in one of four states (Confirmed Coordination, Likely Coordination, Insufficient Evidence, No Coordination Detected) with a confidence score and a downloadable evidence report, typically in under 30 seconds, and it runs automatically on every scan with no setup. The wider platform monitors Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, X and other networks, and is offered as SaaS, on-premise, via API, or as a managed service with analyst reports. Cyabra trades on Nasdaq as CYAB; it reported Q2 2026 revenue of $1.9 million, up 39% year on year, with a $3.4 million net loss. Customers in its case studies include PepsiCo, Activision and the US State Department, and Gartner named Cyabra a Market Shaper in its June 2026 Emerging Market Quadrant for Narrative Intelligence.
A brand-protection, communications or government intelligence team that must decide fast whether a hostile online narrative is organic or manufactured.
A four-state verdict with a confidence score and evidence report in under 30 seconds on every scan.
At a Glance
- Category
- Governance & Security
- Pricing
- Subscription, Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- Chief Communications Officers, CISOs, Government Agencies, Brand Protection Teams
- Deployment
- Cloud-first, API-based
- Headquarters
- New York, NY, USA
Key Features
- ✓Four-state coordination verdict
Each scan returns Confirmed, Likely, Insufficient Evidence or No Coordination with a confidence score, so teams get a decision rather than raw signals.
- ✓Eight-signal analysis
Weighs profile concentration, synchronized posting, shared content, aligned narratives, hashtags, amplification, geography and cross-platform activity together.
- ✓Narrative tracing
When evidence warrants it, the agent traces narratives back to originators and maps how they spread across accounts.
- ✓Evidence report
A downloadable PDF shows the activity peaks, topics, narratives and key profiles behind the verdict for escalation or takedown requests.
- ✓Automatic on every scan
Runs without setup on each scan and typically finishes in under 30 seconds, surfacing results in the Authenticity and Narrative tabs.
Capabilities
Use Cases
- •Boycott and backlash triage
A brand checks whether a viral boycott hashtag is organic, as in Cyabra's Target analysis that found over 600 fake profiles.
- •Disinformation tracking
A government team such as the US State Department identifies coordinated foreign campaigns and maps how their narratives spread.
- •Reputation monitoring
A consumer brand such as PepsiCo monitors conversations and separates authentic customer sentiment from manufactured amplification.
- •Election integrity monitoring
Monitoring teams scan election-related conversation and get an evidence-backed verdict on coordinated inauthentic activity within seconds.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Brand teams judging whether a boycott or backlash is driven by fake accounts
- ✓Government and intelligence teams tracking foreign disinformation campaigns
- ✓Election monitoring for coordinated inauthentic behaviour across platforms
- ✓Executive protection and impersonation response
Not Ideal For
- ✗Small teams looking for a cheap self-serve social listening tool, since pricing is not published and the platform is sold to enterprise and public sector buyers
- ✗Buyers who need long-term vendor stability guarantees, given Cyabra's small revenue base and ongoing net losses
- ✗Teams monitoring platforms beyond the major social networks, as the full platform coverage list is not published
Deployment
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Explainable output: every verdict ships with a confidence score and an evidence report
- ✓Fast enough for live incidents, typically under 30 seconds per scan
- ✓Recognised by Gartner as a Market Shaper for narrative intelligence in June 2026
Cons
- ✗Small, loss-making public company (Q2 2026 revenue $1.9M, net loss $3.4M), which raises vendor-viability questions for multi-year contracts
- ✗Cyabra reported some customer churn in 2026
- ✗No public pricing and no independent user reviews to validate verdict accuracy
Pricing
Cyabra platform
Contact for pricing
- ✓Coordinated Activity Detection on every scan
- ✓SaaS, on-premise or API delivery
- ✓Optional managed service with analyst reports
Cyabra does not publish pricing. Coordinated Activity Detection is included in the platform rather than sold separately; contracts are negotiated, with recent disclosed deals in the six-figure range for banks and intelligence agencies.
Security & Compliance
Sources
This page was written from 5 sources, 3 on domains other than cyabra.com.
- 1.cyabra.com — introducing cyabras coordinated activity detectionvendor
- 2.cyabra.com — uncover bot networksvendor
- 3.globenewswire.com — Cyabra Launches AI Agent That Automatically Investigates Coo
- 4.finance.yahoo.com — cyabra delivers record second quarter 131000234
- 5.stocktitan.net — cyabra launches ai agent that automatically investigates coo
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