Dragonfly is a geopolitical and security intelligence service for the world’s leading organisations.
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ALT A promotional image for a partnership briefing between Dragonfly and HIVE, titled "Aviation Outlook for 2027: Hotspots, Overflight Risks and Insurance Implications." It includes session details: Session One on Wednesday, November 11th, 2026, at 0900hrs New York and 1400hrs London; Session Two on Tuesday, November 17th, 2026, at 1100hrs Hong Kong. The background features a close-up of a jet engine fan.
ALT Event announcement for a discussion on airspace and geopolitical risk at the IATA Aviation Security Forum, November 4, Montreal. Featuring Joel Gulhane, Director of Intelligence Operations. Background includes the Dragonfly by Dow Jones logo and a hexagonal pattern.
ALT The image shows four illustrated icons with text describing common themes in recent US election disinformation. The themes are: "Vote-flipping machines" with an icon of a voting machine, "Smuggled ballots" with an icon of ballots, "Fake security alerts" with an icon of a smartphone, and "Forged fraud reports" with an icon of a document labeled as fraud. The source is Dragonfly Eye Limited, 2026.
ALT A promotional graphic for an upcoming briefing by Dragonfly from Dow Jones. The event, titled "Winter Outlook: Russia’s war in Ukraine and Europe," is scheduled for Thursday, November 5th, 2026, at 9am EST / 2pm GMT. The image features a dragonfly.
ALT Tractors are seen on a city street during a protest. Historic buildings are visible in the background. The overlay text reads, "Europe: Disruptive protests by farmers likely into 2027." The Dragonfly and Dow Jones logos are present at the top.
ALT A close-up of a dragonfly perched on a thin twig, with a blue-green gradient background. Text on the image reads: "Webinar: Middle East: Anticipating a convergence of conflicts. Thursday October 22nd, 2026, 0900hrs New York | 1400hrs London." The logo "dragonfly from DOW JONES" is at the top left.
ALT This image depicts a world map showing routes of suspected cyberattacks on vessels. Three routes are illustrated: Kohaku from Nederland, Texas to Ain Sukhna, Egypt; VL Prosperity from Galveston, Texas to Sidi Kerir, Egypt; and Vivit Africa LNG from Cameron, Louisiana to Rovigo, Italy. Each route is marked with arrows indicating origin and destination locations, along with corresponding dates in August and September.
ALT A dragonfly in detail against a blurred background. Text overlay discusses Russia's tactics for recruiting spies targeting UK military sites. It mentions Matt Ince, Associate Director for Global Risks, in the i Paper. The Dragonfly logo is at the top left corner.
