GlobalAtlas is an AI-driven geopolitical and operational risk operating system for global enterprises. Monitor sanctions, cyber threats, and supply-chain disruption before they impact your business.
Threat Index
74.2
+3.1 today
Active Escalations
12
+4 today
Sanctions Events
31
+2 today
Threat Index — 14 Day Trend
Recent Alerts
Sanctions update — RU energy
Red Sea route disruption
Cyber campaign detected
Events Monitored Daily
Countries Covered
Avg. Detection Latency (sec)
Enterprise Clients
Risk Coverage
GlobalAtlas is an AI-driven geopolitical and operational risk operating system for global enterprises — aggregating intelligence across every category of risk, classified, scored, and delivered in analyst-grade format.
Sanctions Intelligence
Automated screening against OFAC SDN, EU consolidated list, UN sanctions, and 40+ regulatory databases. Sub-minute update latency on new designations.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
Monitor active cyber campaigns from state-sponsored actors, ransomware groups, and critical infrastructure threats. Sector-specific exposure scoring.
Maritime Disruption
Track chokepoint disruptions, piracy incidents, port strikes, and insurance premium escalations across Red Sea, Strait of Hormuz, and 180+ critical lanes.
Supply Chain Disruption
Map your supplier network against active disruptions. AI identifies second-order exposure and recommends alternative sourcing before shortages materialize.
Regional Instability
AI-weighted composite scores for 192 countries covering political stability, conflict proximity, election risk, coup probability, and civil unrest indicators.
Operational Risk
Connect geopolitical developments directly to your company's operational, supply-chain, compliance, and financial exposure. AI generates company-specific risk scores.
Intelligence Platform
GlobalAtlas combines real-time event monitoring with AI classification to deliver the kind of risk intelligence that previously required a team of 20 analysts — delivered in seconds, at enterprise scale.
AI Analyst Report
APAC Supply Chain Exposure — Q2 2026
Executive Summary
Elevated geopolitical tensions in the Taiwan Strait, combined with ongoing Red Sea shipping disruptions, present compounded exposure risk for APAC-dependent supply chains. Operational impact probability: 73% within 60 days.
Key Threat: Maritime Disruption
Houthi interdiction activity has reduced Red Sea throughput by 31%. Alternative Cape of Good Hope routing adds 12–14 days transit time and 18–22% cost premium to affected logistics corridors.
Recommended Actions
Activate pre-approved alternative supplier agreements for Tier-1 semiconductor components. Engage freight forwarders for capacity reservation on alternative routes. Review force majeure clauses in affected contracts.
Pricing
From individual analysts to enterprise risk teams — transparent pricing with no hidden data fees.
Analyst
For individual risk analysts and consultants.
Intelligence Team
For corporate risk teams and supply chain managers.
Enterprise
For large enterprises and consulting firms.