An International Standard Built by Domain Experts
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The Problem
Organisations receive legal demands for mandatory and voluntary disclosure of data from law enforcement agencies
Organisations MUST DEMONSTRATE compliance
Handling legal demands is complex, time-consuming and high risk of human error
Software Solutions
Built by our domain experts who have over 40 years combined experience handling legal requests for access to and disclosure of data to law enforcement
Underpinned by our proprietary six principled decision-making framework
Easy to deploy secure cloud based application
Can be integrated with existing data disclosure workflow solutions
Why iTrust 6A™
A standardised, simplified and secure solution to complex decision-making when disclosing data to law enforcement
Standardise and simplify complex decision-making
Be compliant and demonstrate compliance
Reduce risk of fines, sanctions and reputation damage
Our Approach
Our team of domain experts will assist you in aligning our principles with your legal obligations
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Assess Current Practices
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Configure Solution
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Deploy Solution
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Training and Support
Who We Work With
Any organisation, in any jurisdiction, that has obligations to disclose data to law enforcement and particularly those that have cross border obligations
Evolving Legal and Regulatory Landscape
Our solution is used for compliance with existing legislation and can be adopted for upcoming laws and regulations
Lawful Access to Data
Demands for access to data from law enforcement have grown exponentially with electronic evidence used in 85% of investigations in the EU and 90% in the US.
Lawful Interception Legislation
Laws that permit the interception of telecommunications messages for legal purposes are subject to independent oversight that demand accountability and transparency surrounding decision-making to apply interception.
CLOUD Act
The US Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act aims to improve procedures for both the US and foreign authorities in obtaining access to data held by service providers in the context of criminal investigations.
e-Evidence Regulation
The EU framework for cross-border access to electronic evidence coming into force in August 2026 enables judicial authorities to request data directly from Service Providers across Member States.
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Balancing of Rights
Before deciding to permit access to or disclose data, organisations must strike a balance between a citizen's right to privacy and law enforcements' right to seek information. Not being able to demonstrate this balance can result in fines, sanctions and potential reputational damage
case study
Global Telecommunications Service Provider
iTrust 6A™ is being used as a standardised approach in multiple countries; empowering decision-makers to make and record informed judgements on legality, necessity, proportionality and the balancing of competing rights when deciding to disclose data to law enforcement
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You're never wrong to do the right thing
While protecting user data and mitigating the risk of fines and sanctions, using iTrust 6A™ will also infuse an ethical mindset of doing what is right within your organisation
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