Operational tooling that fits inside the legal regime, not around it.
K3K Intelligence is engineered for IPA-bound operations. Every visible record is gated by an active authorisation; every action is logged for the inspector. The operator surface is deliberately narrow — sensitive capabilities require explicit warrant scope.
Capabilities
Designed for IPA-bound operations.
IPA Part 3 authorisation
Capture warrant type, issuing body, scope, and duration. Authorisation drives what data the operator can see. Parts 4 / 5 / 6 are on the next ship list.
Two-person unmask
Pseudonymised subjects unmask only with a second authorised operator's co-sign. Both signatures recorded. API live; operator UI shipping shortly.
Court-order authorisation
Court-issued surveillance orders as a first-class authorisation kind. Production-order type ships next.
- In dev
Protective marking
Every artefact carries an OFFICIAL / OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE / SECRET marking. Display, export, and sharing rules adjust accordingly.
- In dev
12-year audit retention
Hash-chained, append-only audit log. Hot-storage for the first 24 months, cold archive thereafter — covering the full statutory window.
- In dev
Per-org IP allowlist
Restrict the operator UI and API to your own egress ranges. Configurable per-tenant, enforced at the edge.
- In dev
Mandatory annual training sign-off
Operators record completion of your annual security training before sensitive surfaces unlock for the new period.
- In dev
Geographic scoping
Restrict an authorisation to a polygon, corridor, or named jurisdiction. Out-of-scope positions appear redacted in the operator view.
- In dev
Independent inspector access
A read-only inspector role exposes the audit chain without granting operational access. Useful at IPCO or PCC review time.
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