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ShieldSENSE™ is the flagship product of CTT Global™ — a structured threat sensing platform that transforms awareness into protection. It is not simply a methodology, but a productized training and operational capability offered in multiple forms: individual and family training, organizational subscriptions, and enterprise-level deployment through SectorChain ShieldSENSE™.
ShieldSENSE™ blends three layers into a single, coherent product:
In short, ShieldSENSE™ is the doctrinal foundation at the center of everything CTT Global™ offers. All other capabilities extend outward from this framework, including cognitive intelligence systems that operationalize ShieldSENSE™ at scale.
No. CTT Global™ is an independent Center of Excellence dedicated to research, field innovation, and protection standards.
We do not conduct rescues, operate shelters, or perform enforcement functions. Instead, we inform, empower, and equipthose who do.
Most organizations focus on survivor care, public awareness, or after-the-fact intervention. We study the ecosystem itself.
Through field experimentation, digital disruption, and institutional training, we uncover how trafficking systems work—so others can weaken them with precision.
We partner with nonprofits, survivor advocates, safe houses, sector institutions (faith, education, healthcare, hospitality), law enforcement liaisons, and policy leaders.
If your mission overlaps with protection or prevention, we’re a force multiplier—not a competitor.
Yes. Through OPTEC™, we offer advanced training in threat recognition, situational awareness, and trauma-informed safety for survivor-facing personnel and high-risk environments.
Yes. While based in the U.S., CTT Global™ is designed for national impact.
Our frameworks and intelligence products are deployable across states and adaptable to diverse operational landscapes.
Yes. Our goal is to equip the movement, not control it.
We provide field-tested models, disruption strategies, and institutional guidance that can be applied by nonprofits, coalitions, and government bodies working to prevent or respond to trafficking.
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Whether you’re seeking intelligence, training, joint field modeling, or strategic briefings—we’ll help determine the right integration point with OPTEC™, SOMBRA™, or ShieldCORE™.
No. We do not engage in raids, enforcement actions, or unsanctioned rescues.
However, through our Restoration Shield™ Field Operations, we support survivor recoveries using CST™ protocols—focusing on protection, consent, and trauma-informed movement. Every operation is mission-vetted, threat-informed, and survivor-centered.
Neither. CTT Global™ is a national Center of Excellence for counter-sex trafficking operations. We exist to standardize doctrine, test ecosystems, fuse intelligence, and deploy structured protection—not to fundraise, prosecute, or compete for visibility.
Yes—operational support requests can be made via our Field Operations division. All deployments are assessed for survivor safety, jurisdictional context, and doctrine fit.
To begin, request a strategic briefing or schedule a discovery call.
No. Our mission is focused on intelligence, field training, and protection standards. While we support those who do awareness work, our specialization is operational—not educational.
No. Restoration Shield™ is a CTT Global operational platform, powered by STCoE™ doctrine but separate in function.
The STCoE™ builds the standard. Restoration Shield™ executes it.
No. SectorChain Prism™ does not detect trafficking, identify perpetrators, or make determinations.
Prism is a human-in-the-loop cognitive intelligence system that aggregates sector-specific indicators across the 17 Domains of Threat Sensing to produce explainable risk insight. All interpretation and action remain the responsibility of trained professionals operating within institutional policy.
Prism supports judgment. It does not replace it.
No. SectorChain Prism™ is not a surveillance system.
Prism does not use facial recognition, biometric data, demographic profiling, or identity tracking. Inputs are limited to observed conditions and contextual indicators, and outputs are probabilistic risk postures—not labels applied to individuals.
The system is intentionally designed to protect civil liberties while improving institutional awareness.
SectorChain Prism™ is delivered as a secure, enterprise-ready software system designed for public-sector and institutional environments.
It integrates into existing workflows and escalation protocols, providing structured decision support without requiring organizations to change their mission, staffing, or legal posture.
No. Prism extends training—it does not replace it.
ShieldSENSE™ teaches individuals and teams how to perceive trafficking risk. SectorChain Prism™ operationalizes that perception by embedding it into institutional systems, helping organizations act with greater consistency, confidence, and documentation.
Training builds the lens.
Prism carries it forward.
Prism is designed for institutions, not individuals.
It supports hospitals, schools, hospitality providers, transportation and transit systems, faith organizations, and other SectorChain sectors where trafficking risk emerges through patterns—not isolated events.
Training builds the lens.
Prism carries it forward.
ShieldSENSE™, SectorChain ShieldSENSE™, and SectorChain Prism™ are not competing solutions. They are complementary layers of a single protection architecture, each representing a more mature stage of defensive capability. All three are rooted in the same foundational doctrine.
ShieldSENSE™ is the foundation. It is CTT Global’s core training and threat-sensing framework, teaching individuals and organizations how to recognize trafficking risk through instinct-driven perception, the Five Foundations, and the 17 Domains of Threat Sensing. ShieldSENSE™ builds the lens—without it, no downstream capability functions properly.
SectorChain ShieldSENSE™ applies that same doctrine to specific industries and environments. It translates ShieldSENSE™ into sector-specific training, protocols, and protection design for high-contact settings such as healthcare, hospitality, transportation, education, and faith-based organizations. The doctrine does not change—it is contextualized for real-world operational environments.
SectorChain Prism™ extends ShieldSENSE™ beyond training and into institutional systems. Prism does not replace human judgment or training. Instead, it operationalizes ShieldSENSE™ at scale by embedding the 17 Domains of Threat Sensing into structured, explainable, decision-support workflows that support consistency, documentation, and early intervention.
Together, these capabilities form a progressive defense model:
Each layer strengthens the others. None replaces the foundation. This layered approach reflects the natural maturation of an organization’s defenses—from individual awareness, to sector readiness, to institutional intelligence.