Flagship product
The SECCEN Intelligence Platform
One platform that consolidates the UK National Terrorism Threat Level, Police.uk crime data, OSINT analysis and AI-powered reporting into assessed intelligence products for security professionals.
How it works
You give the platform a subject — a postcode, a venue, an organisation, an event or a person. SECCEN gathers the relevant official and open-source data, runs OSINT analysis, calculates a risk matrix and synthesises a professional report written in British English, with every section traceable to its source.
Define the subject
Location, organisation, person, venue or event.
Collect
Official UK data, crime records and verified OSINT.
Assess
Risk matrix and RAG ratings across every security domain.
Issue
A downloadable, client-ready intelligence report.
Full coverage
Twelve intelligence modules
Live Threat Dashboard
01The current UK picture, on one screen.
A real-time command view showing the current UK National Terrorism Threat Level, change alerts, plain-English threat-level definitions and AI-curated security news across five sectors.
- Threat-level ribbon
- Change alerts
- Sector news digest
Area Intelligence
02Any UK postcode, assessed in minutes.
An AI-generated seven-layer area intelligence assessment for a postcode or address, covering the surrounding crime environment, local threat drivers and site context, with full source attribution.
- Location risk picture
- RAG ratings per domain
- Sourced narrative
Crime Statistics
03Police.uk data turned into decisions.
Interactive access to historical crime statistics from Police.uk with trend, seasonal and category analysis, plus an AI analytical summary highlighting emerging hotspots and recommendations.
- Interactive dashboard
- Trend & seasonal analysis
- Analyst summary
Environmental Threat Assessment
04A full ETA, generated automatically.
An automated twelve-section Environmental Threat Assessment synthesised by AI, including AO identification via OSINT (stadium, corporate office, retail and more) and actionable, AO-specific security considerations.
- 12-section ETA
- AO classification
- Priority measures
Organisation Risk Assessment
05The company as the unit of risk.
AI-powered corporate risk assessment with a full risk matrix across governance, reputational, demographic, operational and threat-profile domains, plus a justified narrative explaining why the organisation reports at the assessed level.
- Risk matrix
- Sourced justification
- Domain RAG ratings
Public Figure Risk Assessment
06Principal and personnel risk, evidenced.
OSINT analysis that builds a structured subject profile for public figures and key personnel, identifying threat indicators, activist attention, known threats and incident history with clear risk ratings.
- Subject profile
- Threat indicators
- Incident history
Event & Venue Intelligence
07Briefing packs for operations and command.
Destination and event security briefings with an overall risk rating, venue context, crowd considerations and a shared operational picture for briefing responders, stewards and command teams.
- Event briefing
- Venue context
- Command picture
Martyn's Law Resources
08Aligned to the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025.
An overview of Martyn's Law, named after Martyn Hett (Manchester Arena, 22 May 2017), referenced against current statutory guidance and linked ProtectUK resources so responsible persons understand their duties.
- Act overview
- Duty guidance
- ProtectUK links
Security News & Sentiment
09Continuous open-source monitoring.
AI-synthesised news digests across five security sectors, refreshed every 30 minutes, with sentiment detection on articles and a downloadable daily Security News Snapshot for briefings and records.
- Sector digests
- Sentiment scoring
- Daily snapshot email
Incident Reporting
10Capture, escalate, close, evidence.
Structured reporting of suspicious activity and incidents, with relevant intelligence attached, incident closure workflow and a full audit trail of user actions, report generation and session data.
- Incident records
- Closure workflow
- Audit trail
Source Matrix
11Know where every line came from.
A section-by-section checklist of where each part of an intelligence report obtains its information, so analysts can judge confidence and identify where manual verification is required.
- Source attribution
- Confidence view
- Verification flags
Report Suite
12Professional products, minutes not days.
Every module produces a professional multi-section report in British English with HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW risk ratings across all security domains, ready to download, brand and issue to clients.
- Downloadable PDFs
- RAG rated
- UK analyst tone
Where the intelligence comes from
- UK National Terrorism Threat Level
- Police.uk crime data
- Verified open-source intelligence
- Activist and protest publications
- Company and regulatory records
- Sector news feeds, refreshed continuously
All data is sourced from official government agencies, police services and verified open sources. Reports flag where manual verification is advised.
Colour-coded risk ratings
Significant risk identified — immediate protective measures and escalation recommended.
Credible risk factors present — proportionate measures and monitoring required.
Limited risk indicators — routine measures and periodic review are sufficient.
See the platform on your own estate
Live walkthrough with a real assessment, run on a site you choose.
