The record your intelligence programme leaves behind: the requirements you set, the reporting they produced, and who it reached, dated as it happened.
set, changed and retired, on the record
snapshotted at publication, never overwritten
who received which report, and when
The process that produces your intelligence is the same one that evidences that you ran it. Nothing is assembled after the fact.
Every priority intelligence requirement is stored with the date it was set and the date it changed, so the question of what you were watching for has an answer.
Publishing a report snapshots it. What was said, and when, stays fixed even as the live document moves on.
Every report records that you prioritised the threat, produced intelligence on it, and told the right people.
Any report prints or exports on its own, fully expanded. There is no per-framework evidence pack, because we do not assess you against a control set.
Priority Intelligence Requirements, open-source collection, consolidated reporting and recorded dissemination, expressed in the language each framework uses.
A demo runs on your sector's intelligence, not a canned dataset.
