One case file. Every connection, already drawn.
ThreatSentry gives authorized investigators one correlated case, with a chain of custody built to survive legal scrutiny — not bolted on after the fact.
of evidence access logged
enforced access roles
correlated case record
audit trail availability
Fragmented evidence slows down real cases.
Investigators cross-reference leads across disconnected systems by hand, losing time to format mismatches and risking gaps in custody that matter later in court.
One case. Accountable from the first click.
Authorized sources feed one case record. A relationship graph shows how entities and evidence connect. Every access gets a signed, permanent record. A case built here holds up.
Why agencies build cases here
Built for accountability, not just lookup
Every piece of evidence carries a signed, immutable access record. Chain-of-custody was the starting design, not an afterthought.
Connections a spreadsheet would miss
A graph database surfaces how entities and evidence link — patterns invisible in a flat list or keyword search.
Access is locked down and logged
Auditor, analyst, investigator, admin — enforced at the API level. PII stays encrypted. Every access gets written to a trail.
A lead finder, not a decision maker
Risk scoring surfaces what to look at next. A human investigator still calls the shot.
From first connection to daily use.
A case opens under authorization
Access is scoped by role and logged from the first action.
Sources correlate automatically
Authorized data feeds the case record. No manual reconciling.
The graph shows the connections
Entity and evidence links become something an investigator can actually explore.
Evidence exports, chain intact
Findings export in a form built to survive legal review.
What's inside ThreatSentry.
Multi-Source Correlation
Authorized sources feed one case record automatically.
Relationship Graph
Maps entity and evidence connections a flat search would miss.
Signed Chain-of-Custody
Every access to evidence gets a signed, immutable record.
Role-Based Access Control
Auditor, analyst, investigator, admin — enforced at the API.
PII Encryption at Rest
Column-level encryption, every access logged.
Risk Scoring
Surfaces leads for human review. Never decides on its own.
Legal-Grade Export
Findings and custody history export in formats built for legal review.
Full Observability
Live platform activity, visible to oversight teams.
- Law enforcement units
- Authorized government agencies
- Compliance & fraud investigation teams
Deployed exclusively to authorized government, law-enforcement, and compliance bodies under lawful mandate.
ThreatSentry goes only to vetted government, law-enforcement, and compliance bodies under lawful mandate. Access is role-gated, every query is logged, and evidence handling follows chain-of-custody practice built for legal proceedings.
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ThreatSentry gives authorized investigators one correlated case, with a chain of custody built to survive legal scrutiny — not bolted on after the fact.