BaseScore

Compare threat risk across any location instantly with BaseScore

Get standardized 0-100 risk ratings at sub-mile granularity you can customize based on the threats most relevant to your business. So you can answer "Is our São Paulo office riskier than our Seattle office?" with defensible, quantified data instead of guesswork.

5,000+ cities
0.1 mile granularity
25,000+ data sources
13 threat categories

How security teams use BaseScore today

Site selection

Compare candidate locations before committing. Factor security costs into lease and M&A decisions. Identify high-risk sites for remediation priority.

Resource allocation

Quantify risk to justify guard deployment and budgets. Identify under-protected high-risk sites and optimize security investments.

Executive protection

Pre-trip assessments for global destinations. Route through lower-risk corridors. Document duty-of-care compliance for traveling executives.

Portfolio oversight

Track BaseScore threat trends across your entire location footprint. Automate monitoring to identify emerging threats and plan ahead.

Make proactive security decisions with global, street-level intelligence

Finally answer "which locations are highest risk?"

Your analysts use different data sources in every region. Government stats here, police reports there, 18-month-old FBI data somewhere else. BaseScore applies one methodology across 5,000+ global cities with a unified 0-100 scale. Compare São Paulo to Singapore to San Francisco and give leadership a defensible answer in minutes.

Discount Retail Giant Reduces Security Incidents by 75%

See risk at street level, not city or country level.

"Mexico City is dangerous" isn't actionable. Your Polanco office has vastly different risk than a Tepito warehouse. BaseScore maps 250M+ incidents down to 0.1 mile radius precision, so you can drill from country to city to neighborhood to specific blocks.

Financial Institution Cuts Site Assessment Time by 5x

Trust data that's current and validated.

Government statistics lag 6-24 months. Single sources have blind spots. BaseScore triangulates 25,000+ sources with monthly crime updates and bi-weekly unrest indicators, so you catch more incidents than single-source methods. Scale from 50 locations to 500 without adding headcount.

Global 3PL Scales Route Security Assessment 4x While Cutting Costs
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Specifications

Customize BaseScore to your needs

BaseScore provides standardized methodology for comparability, with flexibility where it matters.

Threat categories

Only include threats most relevant to your operations.

Alert configuration

Set triggers for score changes that matter via API.

Reporting formats

Embed in your existing security reporting cadence.

BaseScore Specifications

Coverage

5,000+ cities globally, 99% US coverage including rural areas

Granularity

H3 hexagonal cells and down to 0.1 mile radius

Score Range

0-100 (higher = higher risk)

Crime Categories

13 types: homicide, assault, robbery, burglary, theft, vehicle theft, sexual assault, kidnapping, fraud, vandalism, drug offenses, weapons offenses, other violent crime

Update Frequency

Monthly

Analysis Levels

Radius (0.1-5 mi), Hex (0.7 mi), City, Country

Data Sources

25,000+ global sources

Data Volume

250M+ mapped incidents

Access Methods

Web dashboard, API, Bulk export

Grid System

H3 cells (industry standard used by Uber)

See how BaseScore works for your locations

Request a personalized demo showing BaseScore analysis for your actual portfolio. We'll walk through risk profiles for your specific locations so you can evaluate the data where it matters most.

FAQs

Common questions about our threat intelligence API.

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