Solutions for State Fusion Centers
A SAR. A Port-of-Entry Alert.
A Financial Filing. Fused, They Tell a Different Story.
Human Expertise. Amplified.
Fusion centers aggregate intelligence from dozens of agencies — suspicious activity reports, tips, BOLO alerts, federal referrals, and open-source intelligence. The challenge isn't collecting the data. It's fusing it into actionable intelligence before the threat fully forms. Hubstream resolves entities across disparate signals, surfaces patterns across data sources, and enables analysts to produce the intelligence products that partner agencies can actually act on.
Patterns · 01–06
Sound Familiar?
Every state fusion center has had these conversations
Forty Signals,
No Connection
Intelligence from dozens of sources arrives without connection — manual correlation can't keep pace with the volume.
Forty Signals,
No Connection
Intelligence from dozens of sources arrives without connection — manual correlation can't keep pace with the volume
Correlated Intelligence
Now Actionable
- SAR (local bank) → financial pattern → federal referral
- Federal referral → entity match → BOLO alert (neighboring state)
- BOLO entity → OSINT signal → prior tip (18 months ago)
- Full network → mapped across agencies
- Intelligence product → delivered to partners in hours, not weeks
What You Get
Four things state fusion centers get from Hubstream — that no manual correlation process was built to deliver at the speed of today's threat environment.
Connect Suspicious Activity Reports
Across Agencies and Time.
A single SAR is a data point. Ten correlated SARs are intelligence.
Suspicious activity reports arrive individually — from banks, local law enforcement, federal partners, and the public. The analytical value is in the correlation: which SARs describe the same actor, the same network, or the same emerging pattern. Hubstream correlates incoming SARs automatically against prior intelligence, surfacing the connections that manual review would miss.
- Automatic SAR correlation against prior intelligence holdings
- Multi-source entity matching across SAR types
- Pattern detection across SAR volume
Fuse Intelligence from Every
Partner — Without Losing Source Control.
Multi-agency fusion requires multi-agency access controls.
Fusion centers receive intelligence from agencies with very different sharing requirements — local departments, federal partners with classification controls, financial intelligence units with legal restrictions, and private sector contributors with contractual limits. Hubstream manages all of this: fusing intelligence across sources while maintaining source control, classification, and need-to-know access by role.
- Role-based access and classification control across all sources
- Federal, state, local, and private sector intelligence in one environment
- Source compartmentalization with full audit logging
Surface the Threat Pattern
Before It Fully Forms.
Fusion center value is intelligence produced before the incident, not after.
The fusion center's mission is pre-incident intelligence — identifying emerging threats from fragmented signals before they materialize. Hubstream's entity resolution and relationship discovery connects disparate data points across agencies and time to surface patterns that no individual source could reveal — giving your analysts time to act.
- Cross-source threat pattern detection
- Emerging network identification from fragmented signals
- Pre-incident intelligence production timeline
Move from Raw Data
to Actionable Intelligence Products.
Raw data is not intelligence. Hubstream is where the analysis happens.
Fusion center analysts are intelligence producers — their output is threat assessments, network maps, and actionable briefings that partner agencies can act on. Hubstream is the investigative environment where that production happens: entity resolution, relationship mapping, and structured output that goes from raw data to finished intelligence product efficiently.
- Structured intelligence product output for partner agencies
- Network maps and threat assessments from correlated data
- Analyst workflow tools for intelligence production
State Fusion Center / Multi-Agency Intelligence
How Canada's NC3 unified investigations and intelligence across agencies on Hubstream.
Canada's National Cybercrime Coordination Centre (NC3) unified investigations and intelligence across agencies on Hubstream — deployed on Microsoft Azure with FTI Consulting. Tips, RFIs, and active cases linked through analysis and visualization across every partner agency, in real time.
"The system was built to serve as an example for national governments in crime tracking and deterrence domains."— Bruce Benson, FTI Consulting
- 01 /Partner agency intelligence correlated automatically — SARs, federal referrals, and local reports connected without manual cross-referencing
- 02 /Threat patterns surfaced across data sources before incidents escalated — providing actionable intelligence to partner agencies days earlier
- 03 /Intelligence products delivered to partner agencies in structured, actionable formats — replacing ad hoc email briefings with consistent intelligence output
- 04 /Source control and classification maintained across all partner data — enabling federal, state, and local intelligence to coexist in one environment with full audit logging
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Workflow Templates
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- 01 / SAR Correlation & Triage
- 02 / Multi-Agency Intelligence Fusion
- 03 / Threat Pattern Detection
- 04 / Intelligence Product Production
- 05 / Partner Agency Briefing
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In Action
We'll show you how Hubstream connects your SAR pipeline, federal referrals, and open-source intelligence into a single analysis environment — and what your threat picture looks like when all of it is correlated.