Riskline Alerts
Sources and tools
Riskline analysts operate 24/7/365, leveraging open-source intelligence (OSINT) to deliver accurate and timely assessments of travel and public safety risks. They utilize a diverse range of sources, including media outlets, user-generated content, geospatial data, government and official reports, as well as specialized sources.
To enhance efficiency, Riskline employs a combination of custom-built tools and third-party AI solutions, enabling analysts to access the right information at the right time.
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Alert Categories
Political Developments
Conflict and Terrorism
Demonstrations and Unrest
Crime and Corruption
Natural and Environmental (Including subcategories)
Kidnap and Ransom
Health and Medical
Travel Safety and Disruptions (Including subcategories)
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Alert risk levels
Riskline’s methodology follows best practices from internationally recognized risk management procedures and categorizes risk into five levels: Low, Moderate, Medium, High, and Extreme. Each risk level is characterized as follows:
Safety and Security | Travel Disruptions | |
|---|---|---|
Extreme | Extremely dangerous and presents unpredictable security risks | Chaotic; travel impossible |
High | Can be dangerous and may present unexpected security risks | Travel is possible, but there is a potential for severe or widespread disruptions |
Medium | Not completely safe, but typically presents predictable security risks | Travel is possible, but there is a potential for disruptions |
Moderate | Generally safe, with some predictable security risks | Travel is possible with an expectation of routine disruptions and delays |
Low | Safe, with very few risks | Travel is possible with an expectation of routine disruptions and delays |
We have mapped Riskline’s default risk levels from five to three in the platform, according to the following structure:
Extreme | High |
High | High |
Medium | Medium |
Moderate | Low |
Low | Low |