Government Suite
Publicly available information, finished for the mission.
Sentinel puts finished intelligence on the watch floor and in the field: a brief for the shift, one map of the mission and the reporting behind it.
Open sources
Read where it is first reported.
The first report, often on a local channel in another language, is where our work starts. Sentinel carries it from there to the watch floor and the field.
- languages
- 68
- countries and territories
- 239
Reporting by the Artorias intelligence platform, which feeds Sentinel. As of 5 Oct 2026.
Capabilities
One picture of the mission.
Sentinel does the machine work from collection to delivery, so analysts spend their time on analysis.
Common operating picture
One map for the watch floor. Countries shade by the weight of the day’s reporting, and each report opens beside the map with its source named.
Validated reporting
Reports pass the 112-point validation process before they reach an operator. Repeats are held back, and the first report becomes the warning.
Mission profiles
A profile sets the severity floor, command regions, countries, categories and keywords. Each operator sees what the assignment needs.
Geofences
Draw areas of interest as circles, polygons or route corridors. Reports inside them join the operator’s own feed.
Delivery
Live to open web sessions, and push to iOS and Android from HIGH up by default. Each operator can set quiet hours.
Cyber
Cyber threat intelligence has its own feed, with vulnerabilities, their scores and recommended actions. It sits beside the main picture, not in place of it.
Four views of one stream
- Global feed
- Every published report, ordered by severity, with search across the full index.
- My feed
- The operator’s watchlists, mission profiles and geofences, merged into one list without repeats.
- Shift brief
- The window counted by severity, country and category, with the most significant reports on top.
- Country pages
- A country’s high-frequency stream and its daily brief.
Coverage
Each report carries one category, with its own severity routing and notification settings for each operator.
- Terrorism
- Armed conflict
- Civil unrest
- CBRN
- Diplomatic
- Natural disaster
- Infrastructure
- Public health
- Maritime and aviation
- Cyber
Method
From the first report to your screen.
One cycle runs from your requirements to delivery. The source stays attached at every step.
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Requirements
Your mission, written down
We set countries, command regions, categories and a severity floor with your team. They become Sentinel’s mission profiles.
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Collection
Open sources, in their own language
Local social media channels, regional media platforms and news agencies in 68 languages. Original text is kept, with translation on demand.
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Enrichment
Placed, named and sorted
Each report is placed on the map, its people and organizations are named, and it is given a category.
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Validation
Checked before it reaches you
Reports pass the 112-point validation process. Reports that need a closer look wait for review.
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Corroboration
One story, not a stream of repeats
Later reports of the same event join the first as corroboration and updates, instead of reaching you one by one.
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Delivery
Where your people work
The web picture, the iOS and Android apps, push, email, SMS, PDF and a feed for TAK.
Web and mobile
The same picture, in the field.
Sentinel runs on the web and on iOS and Android with the same account and mission scope. Watchlists, mission profiles and geofences follow the operator.
Web
The common operating picture
For the desk and the watch floor: the live picture, the shift brief, the feeds and the country pages, with each report open beside the map.
iOS and Android
Built for the field
Push for the reports that matter and biometric unlock. On a weak link it asks first, then drops the map and keeps essential reporting flowing.
Low Data Mode
Sheds map tiles and checks for new reports less often, in graded steps. It asks first unless set to automatic.
Daily brief
Each country’s brief, saved in the app and exported to PDF.
Field reports
Photo and location from the field, queued offline and sent when the link returns.
Device checks
Biometric unlock, and a connection that trusts only Sentinel. It will not run on a compromised device.
Compliance
Deployed in AWS GovCloud (US).
Sentinel handles publicly available information only. Every operator acknowledges the Operator Agreement each year.
- Environment
- AWS GovCloud (US). Collection, storage, enrichment and delivery stay inside the GovCloud boundary.
- Data
- Publicly available information, unclassified.
- Access policy
- DoWD 3115.18. Each operator acknowledges the Operator Agreement every year, and access stops when it lapses.
- Safeguards
- Controls from NIST SP 800-171: access control, audit logging, configuration management and incident response.
- Incident reporting
- DFARS 252.204-7012: cyber incidents are reported within the required timelines.
- Sign-in
- Department single sign-on, and multi-factor codes.
- Roles
- Administrator, help desk, viewer and user. Administrators cannot create or promote other administrators.
- Records
- Separate audit records of actions and of failed sign-ins, under a seven-year retention window.
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