A risk assessment exists to make a decision defensible: the lease, the expansion, the route, the trip, the investment. GeoBit scores the scenarios that matter for your decision by likelihood and impact, from the record, shows the evidence, and gives you the mitigations that move the score. On one scale, on a date, written for the people who sign.
A generic country rating tells a board nothing about their plant. A risk assessment starts from the decision, names the ways it could go wrong, and scores each one against what has actually happened there.
Start from the decision. Open the office, run the route, send the delegation, sign the lease, underwrite the asset. The scenarios that matter follow from that, not from a template.
Likelihood from the record. Months of incidents around the place, the weekly country and city scores across twelve threat types, seasonality, and the trend. Where the record is thin, the score says so.
Impact for you. People, operations, assets, continuity, legal exposure, scored against what you told us you are protecting, not a generic scale.
Mitigations that move the score. For every scenario above your appetite: what reduces it, roughly what it costs, and the residual score afterwards. So the decision can be "yes, with these three things".
One scale across the portfolio. The same method for every site, country or route, so the next assessment compares to this one and spend goes where the score is highest.
The decision, what you are protecting, your appetite, and the deadline. One working day to a scope, a date and a quote.
one working dayThe ways this decision goes wrong, drawn from what has actually happened to operations like yours in places like this.
from the recordLikelihood from months of incidents and the weekly scores; impact against what you protect. Two sources before a claim.
5 × 5For everything above appetite: the mitigation, its rough cost, and the residual score. A second analyst checks the arithmetic and the argument.
residualThe report, the matrix and the mitigation plan, walked through with the people who sign. Optional: the scenarios go onto the watch.
on the dateMarket entry, a lease, a hire, a first delegation. The country's weekly score is the starting point; the assessment is the scenarios for your operation there.
Road corridors, maritime lanes, border crossings, a principal's itinerary. Scored stretch by stretch with the alternatives.
Every site on one scale so the security budget goes where the score is. Pairs with a security assessment of the sites that come out on top.
Yes, no, or yes with conditions, and the three scores that drive it. Written for the person who signs.
Every scenario placed by likelihood and impact, your appetite line drawn, before and after mitigation.
What it is, what the record shows, why the score, what would change it, and the mitigation with its cost and residual.
The incidents behind each likelihood, mapped and dated, with seasonality and trend.
Ordered by score reduced per dollar. What to do first, what it costs, what it buys.
The events that would change a score, so the assessment can go onto the watch and re-score itself instead of aging in a drawer.
Before the plant, the depot, the market entry or the new route.
A defensible assessment before a lease, an acquisition or a contract in a place that worries counsel.
Exposure on an asset or a book, on one scale, with the record attached.
Country and site scenarios for a position, re-scored when the triggers fire.
A trip or an itinerary scored stretch by stretch, with the alternatives.
Every site on one scale so the spend follows the score, and the board sees why.
The country colour is where we start, because we already score every country weekly. The assessment is what that means for your decision, with the mitigations that turn a "no" into a "yes, with these three things".
What you are deciding, where, what you are protecting, and when you need the answer.
The scenarios we will score, when the report lands, and the quote. Say yes and the record pull starts the same day.
Walked through with the people who sign. The triggers can go onto the watch the same week.
| The job | Country rating service | GeoBit risk assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A colour for the country | Your decision and what you protect |
| Scenarios | Generic | Specific to the operation, from what has happened to operations like it |
| Likelihood | Headlines and an analyst's feel | Months of incident record, weekly scores, seasonality, trend |
| Mitigations | A list | Costed, with the residual score each one leaves |
| Comparability | Countries only | Sites, routes, cities and countries on one scale |
| Afterwards | Next year's rating | Triggers onto the watch; the score re-runs when they fire |
You do not have to hire a desk to start. Pick one fixed first thing, or describe something else entirely, tell us where and when, and a person comes back within one working day with a scope, the date it lands, and the quote. Say yes and the work starts the next business day.
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