SentinelBridge
Cybercrime investigation and intelligence tooling built for the way national agencies actually work.
What it does
SentinelBridge gives investigators at national security and law enforcement agencies a single environment for investigating cybercrime: open source intelligence gathering across many data sources, automated classification of incoming reports, relationship mapping between entities in a case, an analytical assistant that cites the playbook behind each suggestion, and evidence packaging designed to hold up in court.
Who uses it
National cybersecurity authorities, law enforcement cybercrime units and the analysts and investigators working inside them.
Capabilities
Multi-Source OSINT Engine
An open source intelligence engine drawing on more than fifteen data sources, without per seat licensing costs that make wide analyst deployment unaffordable.
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Technical approach and regulatory alignment.
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The technical approach
The platform is designed to be deployed locally under the customer's own control rather than delivered as a shared cloud service, which is a requirement rather than a preference for agencies handling criminal case data. Language support is built at the model level rather than through interface translation.
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Context
Cybercrime losses across the region run into billions of dollars annually, and national authorities have generally had to work with fragmented tooling designed for other markets. SentinelBridge was built specifically for that gap.