It is not only what the software can do. It is who you can trust with the work
Intelligence platforms sit close to sources, methods, analysts, identities, and decisions. Glazer is built for organizations that need more than capability: they need controlled access, zero-retention collection options, on-premise deployment, and software created by people who understand the operational weight of intelligence work.
Operator-built
Created by former law enforcement professionals who have led cybercrime and national police operations.
Zero-retention option
Launch disposable browsing sessions when the mission needs no persistent collection footprint.
On-premise ready
Deploy in sensitive environments where agency control over infrastructure and data handling matters.
Traceable outputs
Keep source material, analyst approvals, web activity, and AI-assisted findings visible for review.
In intelligence work, the real question is not “can the tool search?” The real question is “can we trust what happens after we connect it?”
Glazer supports isolated browsing, controlled data access, and deployment models designed for security-conscious organizations.
Agent outputs can be checked against underlying data and source material instead of being treated as a black-box summary.
Federation lets teams define what can be queried, which sources are available, and how information moves through workflows.
Built from the operational side
Glazer was not built by outsiders imagining intelligence work from a distance
The company was founded by former law enforcement professionals with deep experience in cyber intelligence, cybercrime operations, national police leadership, and technical investigation. That background shapes the product: secure collection, controlled access, source verification, and governance are fundamentals.
Oskar Gross
CEO & Co-Founder
Former leader of the Cybercrime Bureau and former Head of the Estonian National Criminal Police, with national and international cybercrime investigation experience. Holds a PhD in computer science focused on natural language analysis.
Ago Ambur
COO & Co-Founder
Former cybercrime leader with hands-on technical and intelligence operations experience. Joined Estonia’s National Criminal Police at 19 and later led the Cybercrime Bureau, combining applied intelligence work with low-level systems engineering expertise.
Designed for environments where the wrong architecture creates operational risk
On-premise when required
Deploy Glazer in agency-controlled environments where operational, security, and compliance requirements demand local infrastructure control.
Zero-retention browsing
Use quick disposable Browser sessions for low-risk intelligence tasks when persistence and data collection are not required.
Controlled source access
Define which internal, external, partner, and proprietary sources can be queried by analysts, applications, and AI agents.
Traceable AI activity
Keep visibility over AI-assisted actions, web access, data retrieval, and generated outputs so analysts can verify before they rely.
What Glazer does
Glazer combines Federation, Browser, and Agent into a governed intelligence workflow for collecting, connecting, verifying, and briefing across fragmented sources
Glazer Agent
A governed AI-assisted workflow layer that uses Federation and Browser to retrieve context, analyze sources, request approvals, and produce source-linked intelligence products for analyst review.
Glazer Browser
A secure, isolated, and anonymous browsing environment for human analysts and AI agents. Browser supports protected open-web collection, managed personas, flexible egress, and controlled preservation of web material.
Glazer Federation
A central access layer for internal systems, partner datasets, external sources, and proprietary intelligence. Federation reduces duplicated integrations and gives approved tools a governed way to query information across sources.
Agency use cases
Domain-agnostic platform for intelligence missions where collection, context, and confidence must move together.
All-source intelligence fusion
Connect internal holdings, partner sources, external datasets, and open-source material into one governed intelligence workflow.
Counter-intelligence investigations
Map entities, front organizations, infrastructure, digital identities, and suspicious relationships while preserving source context.
Cyber intelligence
Investigate adversary infrastructure, suspicious domains, online services, campaigns, and technical indicators through secure collection and enrichment.
Hybrid-threat monitoring
Follow emerging narratives, actors, organizations, and cross-domain signals when relevance changes as the event develops.
Border and maritime intelligence
Analyze people, companies, vessels, infrastructure, locations, and open-source indicators across fragmented operational sources.
Strategic due diligence
Support sensitive screening of organizations, procurement risk, ownership structures, sanctions exposure, and technology-transfer concerns.
Why this matters
Capability without trust creates another system analysts have to doubt
Glazer is built to make the investigative workflow faster, but not by removing judgment. Analysts can control source access, approve AI-assisted actions, inspect underlying data, and choose how browsing sessions retain or discard collection state.
Operational safeguards
Choose intelligence software
you can trust close to the mission
Discuss how Glazer can support your agency with secure source access, isolated collection, zero-retention browsing options, on-premise deployment, and traceable AI-assisted workflows.