Cyber Exposure
The measured digital-risk picture of the Arab economies: who is being targeted, through which flaws, from what infrastructure — counts only, never names.
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Claims are posted by criminal groups on their own sites and are not verified. Organisation names are deliberately withheld.
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Reading registers…
Exchange points and data centres are those publicly listed by their operators; unlisted facilities are not counted.
Arab economies ranked on counted signals this week: extortion claims, live phishing pages, botnet servers and withdrawn network routes. Higher means more exposure; 100 is the most exposed economy on every signal.
Counting signals…
Weights in brackets. Economies with no counted signal are omitted. A count is not a judgement of national capability.
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How much of each economy's internet is reachable from the rest of the world, compared with a week earlier, and how much of it is protected by signed route authorisations.
Reading routing records… (up to a minute on first load)
See how one organisation's web domain scores from the outside, 0–100. The full findings sit in the domain desk for licence holders.
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Enter an organisation's web domain — a ministry, bank, supplier or counterparty — for an outside-in reading of its email protection, internet-facing services, known flaws, certificate footprint and staff devices compromised by credential-stealing malware. Counts only; no personal data.
Sign in with an Observatory licence to run a check.
From an organisation's web address: the other websites it runs, where it is hosted, who handles its email and names, its registrar and certificate history, and the public documents it has published, including archived copies.
Checks well over a hundred look-alike versions of an organisation's address — typing slips, look-alike letters, deceptive add-ons such as -login or -secure, and other endings — and shows which are registered, how recently, whether they can send email, and live phishing pages using the name.
Organisation intelligence · sold separately
Included in every Sovereign Observatory licence. Available on their own for organisations that need one capability.
Counterparty Diligence Dossier
$450
one organisation · printable
Related websites, hosting networks, registrar and certificate history, posture findings and the organisation's public document trail, in one printable dossier.
Site Watch
$390/mo
10 sites · email alerts · monthly
Pin ports, plants, crossings or project sites. Each gets dated satellite pictures, heat within its radius, night-light change and alerts when new heat appears.
Impersonation Watch
$290/mo
one brand · weekly alerts · monthly
Look-alike web addresses registered to imitate your organisation, which of them can send email, and live phishing pages using your name — swept every week.
Sovereign Observatory
Access for governments, sovereign funds, family offices and research institutions. Eight instruments — Command, Country Dossier, Shock Propagation, Narrative Radar, Inter-Capital comparison, Ports & Chokepoints, the Renewable Energy Atlas and the Sovereign Memo — read one country state and one scenario at once. Every figure traces to a published register, measured data, documented geography or attributed reporting.
- Military capacity (0-100)
- Where the country sits in a published annual ranking of armed-forces strength (personnel, aircraft, armour, naval fleet, logistics), rescaled among Arab states: 100 = strongest in the region, 0 = weakest. Use it to gauge security weight and defence-market size.
- Media industry base (0-100)
- Documented production infrastructure: film/TV sound stages, media free zones and headquarters of pan-Arab news networks, equally weighted and scaled so the regional leader = 100. Blank means no documented facilities, not zero activity. Use it to choose production, broadcast and partnership locations.
Sovereign Observatory · licensing
Licences for institutions
Briefing pass
$750
one-time · 24 hours
Full terminal for one day — ahead of a board meeting, a visit or a negotiation. No renewal.
Principal
$2,900/mo
billed monthly
One named decision-maker or chief analyst.
- All 18 economies, every screen and mode
- Unlimited scenarios and peer comparisons
- Sovereign memo print / PDF
Council
$8,500/mo
billed monthly
A strategy unit, cabinet office or investment committee.
- Everything in Principal
- 10 named seats
- Quarterly analyst walkthrough of the terminal
Mandate
$18,000/mo
billed monthly
Ministries, sovereign funds, multilaterals and major institutions.
- Everything in Council
- 25 named seats
- Monthly confidential advisory session
- Bespoke scoping for national licences
Institutional Partner and Sovereign Enterprise members already hold Sovereign Observatory access. Prices in US dollars; taxes may apply at checkout.