No jargon. No black box. In three steps you'll know everything we do with the data — and everything we don't.
Real-time monitoring across health authorities (WHO, CDC, ECDC, ProMED, HealthMap), conflict databases (ACLED, GDELT), disaster systems (GDACS, USGS, NASA FIRMS), internet observatories (IODA, Cloudflare Radar), economic indicators (IMF, World Bank), and structural risk indices (UN INFORM).
Every event we show is sourced from one of these. No anonymous tipsters. No "industry insiders." No proprietary data we won't name.
For every country, the engine builds a composite score across 7 domains — health, conflict, civil unrest, transport, border, infrastructure, climate — then adjusts it honestly: amplified in structurally fragile countries (INFORM), damped in resilient ones, never declared "covert" based on a closed regime's silence alone (Bayesian discount).
Every score is traceable to its inputs. Click any flag — see exactly which signals contributed and where they came from. See the math →
Email to your security focal point, Telegram channel for the team, webhooks for your systems, or a clean dashboard for daily review — every alert lands with the score, the domain breakdown, and direct links to the underlying sources.
No "trust us" mode. Each notification is auditable.
No "indices," no acronyms. What we actually mean by each one.
Honest note on depth. All seven domains are scored for every country, but coverage density varies — conflict, health, climate and civil unrest are the deepest. Infrastructure, transport and border populate as events occur (a border closure or airport strike is a rarer event than a protest). We'd rather show you a sparse-but-real signal than pad a number.
If you can't see why a system flagged a country, you can't defend the decision you make based on it. We took the opposite bet.
Open the live globe. Click any country. See the breakdown for yourself.