Decision Assurance Infrastructure
Summit Cognitive
§ Solutions — Threat Intelligence

Intelligence that shows its work.

Your threat intelligence program is being asked two things at once: adopt AI assistance to keep pace with the feed volume, and produce analytic judgments that hold up when a review board, a customer, or a court challenges them. Most TI tooling answers the first and quietly forfeits the second. Summit answers both — every analytic judgment carries its provenance, and everything interoperates over the standards you already run.

§ 01

The judgment is only as good as its chain

An assessment without provenance is an opinion with formatting. The Decision Failure Atlas documents an adversary embedding misleading context in documents later ingested by an AI analysis system — incorrect threat assessments, misallocated resources, no taint trail to catch it. Provenance is not bookkeeping; it is the defense.

Provenance

Source to judgment, traceable

Every entity, edge, and assessment in the graph links back to its sources, with hash verification and taint labels on untrusted content. Poisoned ingestion gets caught at the chain, not at the consequence.
Defensibility

Judgments under challenge

When the review board asks how the assessment was reached, the answer is a signed receipt — sources, confidence, policy evaluation, analyst identity — not a reconstruction from ticket history.
Assurance

AI assistance, governed

Natural-language queries and AI-assisted analysis run inside the same governance as everything else: receipted, replayable, reviewable. Speed without forfeiting the chain.
§ 02

Running today, on live feeds

IntelGraph is the platform surface: governed intelligence-graph analysis, in production, measurable in public.

36,000+
entities under analysis
700+
ATT&CK techniques mapped
TAXII 2.1
STIX endpoint, public
SIEM
standard-format export
Platform

IntelGraph→

Live-feed ingestion into a governed graph: entities resolved, relationships scored, ATT&CK techniques mapped, queryable in natural language — with provenance attached to every answer.
Interop

Standards-native interop↗

TAXII 2.1 and STIX 2.1 out of the box. Your existing TIP, SIEM, and IC tooling consume Summit's intelligence the way they consume everything else — no proprietary format, no lock-in.

The receipts beneath it conform to the open Decision Receipt Specification — so a customer or counterpart can verify your analytic chain without trusting your stack.

§ 03

Start with one product line

Pick the intelligence product whose judgments draw the hardest scrutiny — the one briefed upward, shared externally, or cited in decisions with consequences.

  1. 01
    Scope one analytic workflow
    One product line, its sources, and its review chain. Decisions in that workflow get receipts from day one.
  2. 02
    Run governed for ten days
    Ingestion with taint tracking, AI-assisted analysis under policy, every judgment receipted and replayable.
  3. 03
    Review the findings
    A written memo on what the provenance chain caught — uncorroborated single-source claims, stale assessments, untracked taint — that current review missed.

Make your next assessment the one nobody can dismiss.

The 10-Day Decision Assurance Pilot instruments one analytic workflow end to end — provenance, receipts, and a findings memo your program lead can act on.

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