Compliance evidence that doesn't come from the camera vendor.
Titan TrustOps is an independent, deterministic compliance-assurance platform for law-enforcement automatic license plate reader (ALPR) programs. It evaluates supplied governance evidence using a deterministic ruleset mapped to applicable Kentucky ALPR statute requirements, and produces a tamper-evident, audit-ready record — without the agency's raw plate data ever leaving a controlled boundary.
Vendor-native tooling and independent assurance serve different purposes.
Kentucky's ALPR statute (KRS 189.632, effective July 15, 2026) gives agencies real, auditable obligations. Camera vendors increasingly offer their own compliance tooling — genuinely useful for operational visibility inside their own platform. Titan TrustOps is designed as a separate assurance layer: it evaluates supplied evidence against an externally defined ruleset, independent of the platform being reviewed.
"Our system flagged these searches."
Operational visibility inside one vendor's platform, surfaced by that vendor's own criteria — valuable, but scoped to what that platform chooses to surface.
"Here is your conformance to the statute — evidenced."
A separate party evaluates the agency's governance against KRS 189.632 itself, with a deterministic ruleset and a tamper-evident evidence record the agency can hand to its CSA, its county attorney, or a court.
Built so its findings hold up under scrutiny.
Same evidence, same answer — every time
No model guessing, no confidence scores. Anyone can check a finding against the rule and the record it came from.
Missing evidence is never a pass
Gaps get reported as gaps. An assessment can't be quietly improved by leaving records out.
Your plate data stays put
Individual records never leave the controlled boundary. Only counts and trends come out the other side.
Findings you can defend
Every engagement is sealed with a hash-linked record, so a changed result after the fact is detectable — and people, not software, make the calls that carry legal weight.
From evidence to an audit-ready record.
Deliberately high level — the point is what an agency gets, not the plumbing underneath.
Submit
An agency provides minimized governance evidence for a review period.
Evaluate
The deterministic ruleset checks it against applicable KRS 189.632 requirements.
Separate
Raw findings stay contained; only sanitized aggregates move outward.
Seal
A hash-linked integrity ledger records exactly what was assessed.
Deliver
The agency receives a defensible readiness record it can stand behind.
Built and proven — not yet cleared for real data.
The engine works: built, tested, and verified end to end against live infrastructure. But it runs on synthetic test data only and is not authorized for real Criminal Justice Information. Real agency data waits on written provider, CSA, agency, and legal sign-off.
We're telling you that up front on purpose. An assurance partner who overstates their own readiness is the last one you want reviewing yours.
This public website is informational only. It contains no Criminal Justice Information and is not part of the Titan TrustOps evidence-processing environment.
Discuss a pilot evaluation for your agency.
Zero-cost, non-disruptive synthetic pilots are available for Kentucky agencies preparing for KRS 189.632. For agency, regulated-sector, or partnership inquiries, reach Cyber-Titan LLC directly.
ken@the-cybertitan.com