Country signals from named sources, never blended into one number
Security signals for every country across terrorism, criminality, conflict, sanctions, flight restrictions and natural disaster. Each layer is one named source, so you always know whose assessment you are reading.
One layer, one source, one date
The map shows a single named layer at a time. A country amber for sanctions and green for terrorism is two separate facts from two separate sources.
From the map to the operative guidance
The Global Security Profiler is a route to the official position, not a replacement for it: every category ends at the authority that governs the decision.
- Layer
Choose one category
Six scored categories, each drawn from its own dataset.
No aggregate score, and no weighting of one category against another.
- Country
Open the profile
The country view breaks the picture down by category.
Each statement carries the source it came from and when that source was refreshed.
- Authority
Follow it out to the source
FCDO travel advice, the UK Sanctions List, NPSA and UKSV material.
Allied advisories can sit alongside the UK position; where they disagree, that is worth knowing.
What each layer is made of
Each layer draws on a single published dataset, from UK government sources and recognised international indices. The tool names the source and refresh date for each layer, and shows "no data" where it holds no value rather than estimating one.
Check a country before the trip, the export or the contract
The Global Security Profiler needs an active HASC membership. Explore membership →
The Profiler is a starting point, not the decision. The linked official guidance governs.