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Insights you can trust.

Tradecraft, data integrity, and the standards behind every Rook report, security, source grading, chain of custody, and the human gate.

Adversarial validation

Every report passes an independent red-team challenge before delivery, not an add-on, not a tier upgrade. The goal is to break the thesis before you rely on it.

Source grading

Each source carries a NATO Admiralty grade (STANAG 2511) and every estimate uses ICD 203 calibrated language. You see exactly how much weight the evidence holds.

Chain of custody

Collected artifacts are hashed (SHA-256) under a Berkeley-Protocol chain of custody. A hash manifest ships in every report so integrity is verifiable.

Encryption & handling

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Reports are delivered as self-contained files; we minimize what we retain and never resell client subjects.

Human approval gate

Between what the Corvus engine asserts and what the record treats as true, a human analyst signs off. Autonomy accelerates collection, it does not replace judgment.

Scope & ethics

Open-source and analytic inference only. Intelligence reporting, not legal advice or a finding of liability. Where a judgment rests on inference, the report says so.

Graded on NATO Admiralty source qualification (STANAG 2511) · Berkeley-Protocol chain of custody · ICD 203 estimative language · SHA-256 manifest · Not legal advice.