Built by operators, not analysts
Named risks. Cited sources. Assigned actions. Retrieved live at query time, in about a minute.
Which one is mine?
Disruption with a contingency already assigned to a named function.
Oil, Gas, LNG & Fuels, Power Generation, Grids & Utilities, Renewable Energy, Storage & Emerging Energy.
Illustrative entryRed Sea rerouting adds transit days to cargoes bound for Germany.
Sanctions exposure traced to the parent, not stopped at the named entity.
Banking, Lending, Payments & Fintech, Insurance & Reinsurance, Capital Markets, Asset & Wealth Management.
Illustrative entryA designated entity sits behind a client onboarded through the UAE.
Concentration in providers and jurisdictions that have no substitute.
Software, AI & Data Platforms, Cloud, Hosting & Data Infrastructure, IT, Cybersecurity & Systems Integration, Digital Platforms & Internet Services, Telecommunications & Connectivity Services.
Illustrative entryExport licensing follows the parent, not the place of incorporation.
Landed cost and single-source dependency below the tier-1 view.
Automotive & Mobility Equipment, Industrial, Aerospace & Defence Systems, Electronics, Electrical Equipment & Semiconductors, Chemicals, Life Sciences & Advanced Materials, Consumer Products & Packaged Goods.
Illustrative entryChinese export licensing reaches a rare-earth input with one supplier.
And who acts on it?
Pick your role. The line below shows what a scan hands you, in your own terms.
A board answer you can defend line by line: each risk carries its evidence, its severity and confidence on separate scales, and the function that owns the action.
So how is it built?
The same pipeline runs on every tier. What changes with the tier is scope and cadence.
Sector, security, and regulatory sources are queried when you run the scan, not read from a cached digest.
Each development is matched to coded risks in your sector register by business consequence, never by keyword.
Severity and confidence are set on separate axes, so weak sourcing cannot inflate an entry to the top.
Entries that fail the evidence test are dropped, automatically, before the register is assembled.
A 30/90/180-day consequence chain, each stage naming the signal that confirms it.
Company implicationDelivery windows written against a Suez transit no longer hold on the Cape route, and war-risk premiums are charged per voyage rather than per annum between Egypt and Germany.
ENR_03 · Maritime Chokepoint and Shipping-Route Disruption. Sources: IMO circulars · Lloyd’s List · Top Global and Sectoral News Platforms
War-risk insurance withdrawal
Reprice affected voyages on a Cape routing and identify which delivery windows need renegotiating before the next loading.
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Illustrative sample. A live run of this scan is labelled Automated Scan.
The output keeps four things apart: observed fact, Fortius assessment, forward projection, and the gaps where the evidence runs out.
Review here is an automated evidence check. Analyst review is a separate, named service on the paid tiers.
What do I actually get?
All three are structured documents with named owners and cited sources.
What is hitting this company right now, and who owns the response?
A ranked Threat Register: coded risks, match strength, exposure type, the evidence that fired each entry, business consequences, and an owner-assigned action per risk.
Automated ScanField-level detail for Situation ScanCan I trust it?
Three pages, each written to be verified rather than believed.
The five stages, the sources queried at each one, and how severity and confidence are assigned on separate scales.
See How It WorksAccount identifiers never reach the model. ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and the rest are named on that page as roadmap targets, not as certifications currently held.
Security and privacyTwo founders, one from special forces and one from counter-terrorism investigation, who spent their careers briefing people who had to act on what they were told.
About Fortius IntelWhat does it cost?
The same engine runs on all three. The full comparison is on the pricing page.
A first look at your exposure, before any commitment.
One sector watched continuously, with a named analyst each month.
Global exposure across all four sectors, reported to the board.
Or talk to the founders about Scan and Command for your sector.