Multi-Disciplinary Intelligence.

We support nation-states with advanced threat mapping, intelligence analysis, and actionable operational insights.

Drawing on decades of frontline experience, TSG delivers precise threat intelligence and tailored mitigation strategies—helping governments anticipate and counter asymmetric and sophisticated threats.

Operating strictly within the framework of international law, TSG supports a broad spectrum of law-enforcement focused intelligence on counter-terrorism and counter-organised crime.

Our expertise has been applied in high-stakes scenarios including hostage situations, coordinated terror attacks, counter-terror operations, and the disruption of organised crime networks.

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Multi-Disciplinary Intelligence.

Methodology

We offer a distinctive, multidisciplinary approach to intelligence and threat analysis, rooted in a targeted HUMINT collection strategy focused on organized threat networks—including both criminal and terrorist actors.

This is integrated with advanced SIGINT capabilities (existing or proposed) and processed through our proprietary "Observation Desk" system.

Our comprehensive methodology combines the strengths of multiple disciplines, drawing on expertise from law enforcement, counter-intelligence, domestic and foreign intelligence collection, and security analysis.

This fusion of capabilities provides a holistic view of national security threats and equips decision-makers with the actionable insight needed to guide effective strategy and policy.

Observation Desk

Observation Desk

Observation Desk is purpose-built to investigate threat networks, track persons of interest, and map interconnected entities.

Designed and developed by intelligence and law enforcement analysts with extensive experience in counter-terrorism and counter-organized crime, this platform embodies a deep understanding of the methodologies and practices essential for case building and threat analysis.

Observation Desk supports and enhances the work of national intelligence, OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) professionals, journalists, security researchers, financial crime investigators, law firms, and law enforcement agencies, featuring an inbuilt privacy audit to ensure secure and ethical investigations.

It enables real-time monitoring, intelligence-led targeting, and the structured development of prosecutable cases—streamlining the investigative process and enhancing operational outcomes.

The Complete Picture

Networks

Structured analysis of hostile groups to expose function, capability, and adaptability.

  • Organisational Structure
    - Hierarchies, leadership, roles, and command dynamics
    - Links between subgroups, cells, and affiliates
  • Operational Capabilities (Threat)
    - Weapons access, training levels, logistics, and recruitment
    - Historical pattern of attacks or disruptions
  • Financing Structure
    - Revenue streams (illicit trade, donations, state sponsorship)
    - Laundering methods and financial enablers
  • Changes in Tactics, Techniques, Procedures (TTPs)
    - Shifts in targeting, communications, weapon types
    - Emerging methodologies or innovations in attack planning
Threat Assessment

Multidimensional evaluation of how a threat impacts national and societal stability.

  • Geopolitical and Legal Implications
    - Cross-border risks, jurisdictional complexities
    - International responses, sanctions, legal obstacles
  • Social Implications within Society
    - Community fear, radicalization potential, unrest
    - Erosion of trust in institutions or social cohesion
  • Security and Threat Implications
    - Immediate danger to critical infrastructure and public safety
    - Long-term risks to national resilience and deterrence
Threat Mitigation

Strategic and operational measures to reduce threat impact and manage escalation.

  • Strategic Responses to Violent or Political Crises
    - Emergency containment plans and crisis response frameworks
    - Coordination across intelligence, law enforcement, and military channels
  • Containment and Mitigation Strategies
    - Disruption of networks through targeted interventions
    - Preemptive legal, technical, or influence-based actions

Benefits of a Multi-Disciplinary Approach

Improved Threat Assessment
  • Combines multiple intelligence disciplines
  • Builds a layered, accurate picture of emerging threats
  • Enhances pattern recognition across threat domains
Effective Strategies
  • Informs tailored, domain-specific interventions
  • Improves targeting of threat actors and networks
  • Maximizes operational efficiency and impact
Enhanced Decision-Making
  • Provides cross-disciplinary situational insight
  • Supports timely, confident policy choices
  • Reduces uncertainty in critical operations
Increased Security
  • Addresses threats from multiple angles
  • Strengthens national resilience long-term
  • Fosters integrated, proactive security posture

MDI: Capabilities.

Collection & Analysis
  • Deep open-source (OSINT) and human intelligence (HUMINT) collection
  • Comprehensive background checks and behavioral profiling
  • Graph analysis of known and suspected associates
  • Detection of unusual activity patterns and political shifts
  • Backed by existing and proposed SIGINT capabilities
Geopolitical Perspectives
  • Firsthand insight from counter-terror, crime, and diplomacy missions
  • Understanding of political actors within organized threat networks
  • Analysis of motives behind violence, instability, or coercion
  • Identification of resolution mechanisms—diplomatic or kinetic
  • Perspective on both leadership dynamics and ground-level tensions
Strategic Advocacy
  • Advisory roles structured to minimize legal exposure
  • Strategic guidance through political or violent crises
  • Support for navigating complex, high-risk scenarios
  • Advocacy grounded in intelligence, law, and international policy
  • Confidential assistance tailored to client objectives

Intelligence-Driven Operational & Specialized Training (I-DoT).

Train-the-Trainer

TSG’s Intelligence-Driven Operational Training (I-DoT) program empowers operational units to integrate intelligence directly into planning, execution, and after-action review. It focuses on both intelligence fundamentals and real-world application within specialized mission sets.

The program is designed not only to educate on intelligence principles, but also to equip trainees to serve as instructors and multipliers within their own teams—ensuring lasting impact and knowledge continuity.

Key components include:

  • Embedding intelligence in operational cycles
  • Enhancing mission adaptability and decision-making
  • Building interagency interoperability and cohesion
  • Leveraging internal and external resources effectively
I-DoT Training