INTELLIGENCE LED

Intelligence-led security for high-risk operations.

Centralize security operations: threat intelligence, protective monitoring, and incident-ready playbooks. It is built for legal, risk, and security teams that need an operational picture, not just reports.

Rather than another brochure site, this becomes a working surface—where operators, counsel, and leadership can see risk, understand it, and act against it.

Explore Threat Intelligence Security Operations Overview

Deployed as a companion to ArcherKnox.com; tuned for operators, counsel, and leadership who need security answers, not abstractions.

See it from your lane

Different teams hit the same surface from different angles. Use the toggles to see how this environment lines up with legal & risk, security operations, and leadership.

For legal & risk teams

Primary concern: defensibility & documentation

Threats, incidents, and “near misses” rarely stay purely operational. This surface is structured so counsel can see how a situation emerged, what was known, what was done, and when—without reverse-engineering from email.

Intel products that can be cited or summarized in pleadings and board materials.
Playbooks that show policy-to-action linkage if decisions are scrutinized later.
Case and event history via the client portal instead of scattered communication trails.

Map intelligence outputs

For security & operations teams

Primary concern: execution under pressure

Operators need clarity when conditions deteriorate: what triggers a playbook, who owns which step, and which channels are used. This subdomain becomes the reference surface for those decisions.

Scenario-driven playbooks that align with your physical and digital controls.
Threat intelligence that points to specific controls or runbooks, not generic advice.
Integration with casework and incident logging in the client portal.

Review operational structure

For leadership

Primary concern: risk visibility & accountability

Leadership needs to know: what are we watching, what just happened, and whether we responded in a way that would hold up under scrutiny. The goal is not to turn executives into analysts, but to give them clean, decision-grade views.

Summaries of threat environment and key risks in your sectors and geographies.
Clear escalation lines between security, legal, and the business.
Evidence that “we took this seriously” if something ends up public or in litigation.

See how response is structured

Build your initial deployment

Select what matters most to you right now. We’ll outline a recommended starting lane using Threat Intelligence, Operations, and Playbooks.

You’re not locking in scope here—this is a quick way to orient your first pass. These selections do not transmit any data; they just change the view on this page.

Recommended starting lane

Threat Intelligence Playbooks Operations

Default recommendation: pair a lean Threat Intelligence stream with a core set of Playbooks, and anchor them in basic Security Operations structure. This covers most organizations moving from ad-hoc response to a more disciplined posture.

Threat Intelligence → Playbooks → Operations →

What ultimately lives here

Operator-facing content

Over time, this surface will house active tools, checklists, and interactive playbooks—not static PDFs. Investigators, analysts, and security staff will be able to reference the same material they use in casework.

Bridge to the client portal

Security.archerknox.com connects concept to execution: guidance, threat context, and “what good looks like” here; actual operations and case files in the client portal.

A traceable narrative

When something goes wrong, you need to reconstruct the story: what we saw, what we thought, what we did. This ecosystem is designed so that story is traceable—across intelligence, operations, and playbooks.