What deserves analyst attention?
Situational awareness over observations, findings, entity risk, cases, analytical coverage, provenance, and data health.
Analytic findings
Rule-derived signals remain findings until evidence, correlation, and analyst judgment establish meaning. Score is not confidence.
| Time | Priority | Entity | Risk | Finding | Rule | Status |
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Case intelligence
Correlated findings, evidence, chronology, provenance, entity context, and analyst-owned interpretation.
Query normalized evidence
Search observations and findings without mutating source evidence or collapsing provenance into interpretation.
| Event time | Kind | Entity | Category | Title | Source |
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Entity context and risk
Risk belongs to entities over time. It is an analytical construct, not identity, attribution, or recommendation.
| Entity | Type | Risk | Priority | Rules | Domains | Last seen |
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External context with provenance
News and regulatory observations enrich investigations. Source context is not automatically a finding, and a finding is not a conclusion.
Rules, health, and noise
Detection content is versioned analytical logic. Scores express rule output, not analyst confidence or truth.
| Rule | Domain | State | Health | Hits | Last hit | Threshold |
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Can the intelligence be trusted?
Collection, freshness, provenance, normalization, and errors are monitored separately from market event age and analytical conclusions.
| Source | Status | Events | Last event | Last collected | Normalized | Failures |
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