SubscribeBy sourcing, evaluating, corroborating and disseminating real ‘intelligence’ we allow our clients to make sound business decisions based on all the available facts.
By sourcing, evaluating, corroborating and disseminating real 'intelligence' we allow our clients to make sound business decisions based on all the available facts.
Not only does this save time and money, but it makes the best possible use of available security resources; allowing us to focus resources effectively at all levels.
Intelligence Management:
The key to effective use of intelligence is management. The communication channels between provider and client are pre-defined as a primary protocol and these channels are maintained throughout the duration of the project.
Experienced and thoroughly trained Cell Managers will task operatives based on the specific needs of the client, both open and closed source intelligence will be gathered, analysed, evaluated, corroborated and where necessary developed to give the whole picture; allowing our clients the luxury of rationalised, evidence-based decision making.
Intelligence Gathering:
Methods for gaining and corroborating intelligence are hugely diverse, our operatives all come from proven backgrounds in the Military, Police or Security Services, internal training programmes ensure that we comply with the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) and legislation such as the Regulation of Investigator Powers Act (RIPA).
By going beyond the industry standards we have been attributable in the arrest, conviction and jailing of those responsible for criminal acts, often long after Police investigations have been closed.
Informant Handling:
The successful use of Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS) is well documented in Police and Security Services, the ethical/moral issues surrounding the use of informants in private sector are often cloudy, sometimes unethical and occasionally illegal. By utilising strict operating protocols we not only ensure legal compliance but also use CHIS personnel to greatest effect - allowing their information and intelligence to be used at court if necessary.