Adverse Media Screening
The Adverse Media check offers a comprehensive screening against negative media sources to ascertain any potential risks associated with an individual. This feature conducts daily scans across a vast array of media outlets, including newspapers, magazines, TV/radio transcripts, and more, encompassing over 120,000 sources. With a formidable database established from screening over 2.5 billion media articles, it boasts an extensive collection of negative news, encompassing individuals ranging from terrorists and fraudsters to criminals and influencers.
The core of this feature lies in its ability to categorise Adverse Media Events based on their Risk Stage and Risk Type. The Risk Stage determines where an event is in its lifecycle, while the Risk Type provides insights into the nature of the event, such as abuse, arson, fraud, cybercrime, and more. These classifications work in tandem to decide if a particular Adverse Media Event should be included in the results, ensuring a thorough and precise assessment for every individual screened.
Adverse Media Stages
The Risk Stage describes where in its lifecycle an Adverse Media Event is. Risk Stages are used in conjunction with Risk Types to determine if the Adverse Media Event is to be included in the results.
Accuse
Arraign
Appeal
Acquit / Not Guilty
Allege
Arrest
Confession
Disciplinary
Conspire
Audit
Plea
Regulatory Action
Probe
Charged
Settlement or Suit
Arbitration
Suspected
Complaint Filed
Trial
Associated
Indict
Censure
Lien
Convict
Seizure
Deported
Dismissed
Expelled
Fine (<$10K, >$10K)
Govt Official
Revoked Registration
Sanction
Served Jail Time
Suspended
Risk types
The Risk Type describes the nature of the Adverse Media Event. Risk Types are used in conjunction with Risk Stage to determine if the Adverse Media Event is to be included in the results.
These include
Should the individual have a potential match within adverse media sources they will be flagged up for review.
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