iQBlack Threat Intelligence Platform
Governed access to specialized intelligence capabilities
The Platform is an intelligence service for organizations that need more than one intelligence capability under a common identity, access and governance model. It can bring together licensed iQBlack modules while preserving the analytical, tenant and authorization boundaries of each product.
- Common identity and strong-authentication entry points where enabled
- Organization-aware roles, entitlements and access lifecycle
- Controlled access to one or more intelligence capabilities
- Product boundaries that remain explicit instead of being flattened into one data pool
- A service model that can evolve to include Platform-native capabilities without forcing them into standalone products
Platform is a service, not a renamed bundle
3C-INT, 2C-INT and CardINT remain independently usable and independently commercializable. The Platform is the governed service model for organizations that need coordinated access, stronger lifecycle control or a broader intelligence environment. Common access does not automatically merge datasets, permissions or analytical conclusions across products.
Unified access without forced data fusion
Use a common Platform identity flow where provisioned while each product continues to enforce its own authorization and object-level boundaries.
Modular entitlement
Enable only the capabilities an organization requires. A Platform engagement does not imply universal access to every iQBlack product or feature.
Organization-aware governance
Roles, tenant boundaries, private-content controls and access lifecycle remain part of the operating model instead of being treated as UI preferences.
Controlled evaluation and onboarding
Temporary access windows, account state and strong-authentication requirements can support qualified evaluations without turning trial access into permanent entitlement.
Independent operational boundaries
A user may be authorized for one capability and not another. Product-specific roles, private objects and sensitive workflows continue to be enforced where they belong.
Room for Platform-native capabilities
The service architecture is not limited to wrapping standalone modules. Platform-only capabilities can be introduced when they have a clear operational contract and do not need an independent product identity.
Capabilities that can participate in a Platform engagement
The commercial and access scope is explicit. Organizations can combine capabilities without assuming that every product, dataset or privileged workflow is automatically enabled.
3C-INT
Actor-centric cyber intelligence, relationships, temporal context, Network Intelligence, STRATINT, defensive products and private organizational intelligence.
View 3C-INT2C-INT
Actor-centric intelligence for complex criminal and conflict environments, with relationship, evidence, strategic context and private-workspace capabilities.
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Payment-card exposure intelligence, corpus analytics, issuer/BIN context, recurrence, reporting, Match ID, alerts and governed matching.
View CardINTSIGNAL
A focused service for continuously checking an authorized inventory of registered cards against monitored exposure intelligence.
View SIGNALWhere the Platform creates value
The Platform becomes useful when the access and governance problem spans more than one capability, more than one team, or more than one stage of the customer lifecycle.