Geogentia Launches Perimeter, Alerts-Only Threat Monitoring for Schools, Organizations, Family Offices and Places of Worship
Perimeter watches social media, the open web and the dark web for threats against the people and places a client protects, then tells their team exactly what to do next
HOLLAND, Mich., October 26, 2026--Geogentia today launched Perimeter, threat monitoring for schools, organizations, family offices, public figures and places of worship. Perimeter finds threats posted online and sends an alert that says how serious each one is and exactly what to do about it.
Many threats show up online before they show up at the door: a post naming a school, a comment about a weapon at a weekend service, a fake account impersonating an executive, a family's home address shared on a forum, a staff password offered for sale. Most security teams do not have the people to watch for any of it. Perimeter does that watching for them, monitoring social media, the open web and the dark web for the names, places, people, keywords and even faces or images each client supplies. It can also be trained on the niche forums and apps a particular community uses.
When a finding crosses the alert threshold, the client receives an alert rated Critical, High, Medium or Informational, with step-by-step guidance for handling that specific threat. Critical threats also trigger a phone call, and a monthly recap shows what was reviewed and how activity is trending. There is no software to install and no dashboard to learn.
Perimeter sorts findings into 25 threat categories and over 500 specific threats, from violence, harassment and stalking to impersonation, hate and extremism, and event security. Its cyber coverage flags phishing, look-alike domains, leaked credentials and malware tied to the client. Whatever the category, every alert spells out the steps to take next.
Perimeter is built for organizations whose people and places are exposed but who rarely have a dedicated intelligence team:
Schools: threats naming a campus, students or staff, impersonation of school leaders, and leaked staff credentials.
Businesses and organizations: threats against executives and facilities, brand impersonation, insider risk and fraud.
Family offices and public figures: threats and harassment aimed at principals and family members, impersonation, and exposed personal details and credentials.
Places of worship: hate and extremist threats, threats tied to services and events, and harassment of clergy and congregants.
"Security teams are expected to catch threats that are being made in places they have no time to watch," said Brandon Gregg, CEO of Geogentia. "Whether it's a school, a congregation, a company or a family, the warning signs often show up online first. Perimeter doesn't hand them another dashboard. It hands them the threat, how serious it is and what to do next, so their time goes into the response instead of the search."