Lockhouse provides Arthur, a unified analytical platform that consolidates fragmented policing and national security data into a single, sovereign‑by‑design environment. The system automates data integration, reduces analyst overload, and delivers fully explainable outputs with complete audit trails, enabling transparent and defensible decision‑making for UK law‑enforcement and security agencies.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
UK police forces and national security agencies struggle with fragmented data sources, overwhelming analysts, and the need for transparent, accountable decision‑making.
Solution
Lockhouse delivers Arthur, a unified analytical platform that consolidates disparate policing and security datasets into a single environment. The system automates data integration, reduces analyst workload, and provides fully explainable outputs with complete audit trails, enabling defensible operational decisions. By being built in collaboration with practitioners, Arthur reflects real investigative workflows rather than generic data‑center processes. The platform’s sovereign‑by‑design architecture ensures data remains under the control of the agencies that own it, meeting strict public‑sector compliance requirements.
Target Audience
Primary customers are UK police forces, national security agencies, and related criminal‑justice bodies that require integrated intelligence analysis and compliance‑focused data handling.
Features
- Centralized data lake that ingests and normalizes structured and unstructured sources from multiple law‑enforcement systems
- Automated workflow tools that surface relevant intelligence, reducing manual query time for analysts
- Explainable analytics engine that logs every transformation and decision rule for full auditability
- Role‑based access controls and immutable activity logs to satisfy accountability and governance standards
- Deployable on on‑premise or secure private cloud infrastructure, preserving data sovereignty
- Extensible API layer allowing integration with existing case‑management and reporting tools