A phone is either clean, or it is evidence.
Your people carry devices into places where being targeted is a working assumption. LUMA turns that assumption into an answer you can act on, and a document you can defend.
Examine
LUMA reads the diagnostic material a phone already holds about itself - what ran, what connected, what was granted access - without altering the device.
Decide
The examination ends in one verdict with the reasoning behind it, so the person holding the report knows what to do next rather than what to investigate next.
Defend
Each finding carries its evidence and its limits. When somebody disputes the conclusion, the answer is already in the document.
Footprint
No agent, no profile, no persistent software on the examined device. LUMA reads what the phone already records about itself and leaves nothing behind.
Distance
An examination can be carried out on a device that never reaches your lab, with the owner's consent recorded as part of the record.
A finding is worth what its limits are worth.
Most tools report what they found. LUMA also reports what it could not reach - so the boundary is read from the document, instead of discovered later by the person challenging it.
The same structure every time, in the language your organisation works in, so two examinations months apart can be placed side by side.
LUMA is software you run. It is not a service.
It installs on a computer your organisation owns and controls, and the examination happens there. The material read from the device stays on that machine. There is no LUMA cloud in the path, no account to create, and nothing is uploaded for analysis - including in fully air-gapped installations with no network at all.
Your machine, your building
The examination runs where you put it. Nobody outside your organisation sees the device, the material, or the result.
No agent on the phone
Nothing is installed on the device being examined. LUMA reads what the phone already records about itself and leaves nothing behind.
Works with no network
Designed for air-gapped operation. A licensed installation examines devices and produces reports with the network cable out.
Remote when you allow it
Where your policy permits, the device owner can provide the capture without travelling to you, with their consent recorded. The examination still runs on your machine.
Built for the protectors. Not the investigators.
The industry built powerful tools for investigators to extract data from somebody else's device. LUMA covers the opposite side: protecting the owner of the device in your hand.
Investigation tools
Acquisition platforms for seized devices.
- Purpose
- Extract and decrypt data from a device that has been seized.
- Question
- What did this person do?
- Client
- Law enforcement, forensic labs, prosecutors.
- Output
- Recovered messages, location history, media.
Protection tools
Built for the owner of the device.
- Purpose
- Establish whether a device you are responsible for has been targeted.
- Question
- Who did this to this person?
- Client
- Intelligence services, embassies, executive protection.
- Output
- A verdict, its evidence, and what to do about it.
Different missions. One question.
Every organisation below has the same problem in a different shape: a device carried by someone worth targeting, and no way to prove it is still clean.
Before deployment
Establish the state of a device before a person carries it into a hostile environment, so anything found later has a baseline.
After the trip
Screen staff devices returning from a posting as routine, rather than as a reaction to a suspicion somebody had to raise.
Around the principal
Extend the protective perimeter to the phone in the principal's pocket, which goes where the detail cannot.
Inside the organisation
Examine devices across a team when an internal question is being asked, with a result that holds in a disciplinary process.
As policy
Make examination a standing requirement for officers returning from designated countries, not a decision to justify each time.
When it has to hold
Produce a forensic record that survives disclosure, cross-examination and an opposing expert.
What LUMA is. What LUMA is not.
Organisations in regulated environments need this in writing before a procurement conversation can begin. It is on the first page rather than inside a terms document.
LUMA is a defensive forensic platform. It operates only on devices for which the operator has explicit authorisation. It does not facilitate access to third-party devices, does not provide surveillance capabilities, and is not an offensive cyber tool.TSCM Intelligence Agency Ltd. · Operational Scope Statement
In scope by design
- Examination of devices you are authorised to hold
- Detection of state-sponsored spyware
- Detection of commercial stalkerware
- Reports written to be produced in court
- Air-gapped and on-premise deployment
- Reporting in the language your organisation works in
Explicitly not enabled
- Reaching into a third party's device
- Remote surveillance or interception
- Offensive tooling of any kind
- Collection at scale
- Any use without the device owner's consent
- Capability beyond defensive proportionality
Built for how government actually buys.
Annual licensing aligned to fiscal cycles, documentation prepared in advance, and a deployment model that answers the security question before it is asked.
On your hardware
Runs entirely within your environment, including fully air-gapped installations with no external connection in the path.
Annual, predictable
A standard licence term designed to fit a budget cycle and a multi-year plan.
Documented early
Capability disclosure, scope statement, sample reports and training outline, ready for an RFI or RFP.
Auditable
Every examination leaves a record that can be reviewed later, including by someone who was not present.
See it examine a device, then decide.
A briefing includes a live examination, a walk through a real report, and the documentation your legal and procurement teams will ask for.
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