This is a standing briefing subscription that delivers recurring intelligence summaries and security alerts to protective officers. It defines the watch criteria and tripwires for brief delivery success, collection and staffing cadence, escalation routes, and service levels. It routes to AGT-001 (Daily Brief Pipeline) and AGT-002 (Brief Dissemination Bot).
This is a monitoring/operational service, not an investigation, a guarantee of detection, or legal advice. Collection is limited to lawful, authorized sources within the agreed scope; no unlawful access, intrusion, pretexting, or surveillance of non-consenting third parties is performed. Alerting is best-effort within the stated SLA and does not warrant prevention of any event.
Boundary
Statement
In scope
Telemetry monitoring, read-receipt verification, delivery status tracking, and automated voice failover calls.
Out of scope
Content editing, source analysis, physical security response, and manual messaging.
Timestamp check of brief generation vs message post
Weekly report
5% service fee credit per occurrence
Operator delivery ACK
100% by 07:00
Read receipt verification check
Weekly report
10% service fee credit per occurrence
Monitoring availability
99.9% uptime
Health ping check of bot daemon every 5 minutes
Monthly audit
10% service fee credit per 0.1% outage
False-positive bound
< 5% daily
Daily audit log check
Monthly audit
5% service fee credit per excess percent
6. Review & Renewal
Item
Specification
Service-review cadence
Monthly reviews led by CS.
Watch-list change-control
Requests submitted via change form to CS; approved by RF.
Briefing cadence / scope adjustment process
Managed via operational change order signed by BR and RF.
Renewal terms
Auto-renews annually on July 1 unless terminated.
Termination / offboarding terms
30-day written notice required; purge all cached operator telemetry within 48 hours.
Annex A: Source & Watch-List Register (graded)
NATO Admiralty source reliability (A-F): A Completely reliable · B Usually reliable · C Fairly reliable · D Not usually reliable · E Unreliable · F Reliability cannot be judged.
NATO Admiralty information credibility (1-6): 1 Confirmed by other sources · 2 Probably true · 3 Possibly true · 4 Doubtful · 5 Improbable · 6 Truth cannot be judged.