Risk Intelligence signs an agreement with ICS for the Risk Intelligence System
The digital platform is designed on the basis of insights directly from customers and their needs
Risk Intelligence A/S has announced that the company has signed an agreement with the International Chamber of Shipping (“ICS”) for the Risk Intelligence System (MaRisk+PortRisk) and bespoke reports.
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) represents the interests of shipowners at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). Their membership includes 80% of the world's merchant fleet, from whom they host working groups on all matters maritime, including security. From these working groups they develop and promote shipping industry best practice.
Jim Pascoe, Sales Director of Risk Intelligence says:
“The role ICS plays at the International Maritime Organisation is absolutely critical in ensuring that the voice of shipowners is heard. Part of this is making sure that the very best information is made available to their security working groups so that a unified message can be formulated from a shared understanding of the situation, wherever that situation may be. We are very proud to be working with ICS and grateful that we could formalise the relationship we have had with them. Whilst the System will assist in their global threat and risk awareness, the bespoke reports will ensure the security working group have the very latest intelligence and access to expert analysis.”
The Risk Intelligence System is a digital security intelligence solution developed in close collaboration with global businesses that are established within the fields of shipping, offshore, oil and gas. The digital platform is designed on the basis of insights directly from customers and their needs as well as Risk Intelligence’s experienced security risk analysts and developers’ knowledge of intelligence and assessment needs.
The Risk Intelligence System offers customers a complete picture of immediate, short- and medium-term security risks for coastal areas, ocean, port and landside threats. The analysis is focused on insurgency, piracy, organised crime, activism, terrorism, military conflicts and any interplay between these.
Risk Intelligence clients currently operate more than 14.7% of the global merchant fleet.
The parties have agreed not to disclose the value of the contract.
