Insurers & underwriters
A quantified input for pricing aerial-threat exposure — per facility and across a book.
Use it for: premium pricing · portfolio exposure · renewal reviews
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DTRI quantifies drone threat exposure for any facility — a single, defensible score built from multi-modal detection research. Price the peril, prioritize the spend, and defend the decision.
Built for underwriters, risk managers, and critical-infrastructure operators.
Illustrative example — not client data.
Flood has a score. Wildfire has a score. Crime has a score. Drone threat — a growing, documented source of loss at airports, energy facilities, stadiums, and data centers — has anecdotes.
Every DTRI score is the weighted sum of five components you can audit, compare across a portfolio, and track quarter over quarter.
Sector base rate from the documented incident record, regional history, and the site's public profile.
Where an operator could stand: launch positions, concealment, line of sight, and the response window to the primary asset.
What the site's current sensing can and cannot detect, localize, track and classify, per threat class.
Modelled loss per asset: direct damage, outage, contractual and regulatory exposure, shown as a range with the arithmetic.
What the existing posture would do in the seconds between launch and arrival.
A quantified input for pricing aerial-threat exposure — per facility and across a book.
Know your score before your insurer does. Prioritize security spend against the components that move it.
An independent, third-party index to anchor client assessments and place risk with confidence.
DTRI is produced by Neura Defense Systems, whose multi-modal counter-drone platform is built on seven sensing modalities. The index draws on that detection research, documented incident data, and analyst review — every published score is reviewed by a human before release.
Full scoring methodology, weightings, and validation data are available to subscribers under NDA.
Drone exposure is being written into policies faster than anyone can price it. DTRI gives the people placing and pricing that coverage a defensible number — facility by facility, quarter by quarter.
Every client facility can be scored the same way — a $4,500 snapshot first, the full assessment where the exposure justifies it. One broker relationship reaches every site you place.
You're being asked to price a risk with no actuarial history. DTRI puts a methodology-backed, quarter-over-quarter score in the underwriting file instead of a guess.
Snapshots and reports fit existing research and loss-control budget lines — a director-level signature and a one-week turnaround, not a committee.
About ten minutes online, and most of it answers from the submission you already have — the Snapshot follows in about a week. Prefer a document? Download the Word form and return it to intelligence@droneriskindex.com.
The full 58-page index: sector scores, regional breakdowns, threat-class analysis, and quarter-over-quarter movement.
Request the full report →A five-to-seven-page desk analysis of one facility's drone exposure — the score, what drives it, and the three changes that would move it. Delivered in about a week. No site visit required.
Start a snapshot — online intake →The full site-specific assessment — every scoring component, approach and sensing analysis, consequence modelling, second-reader sign-off, Executive Version and Technical Annex. Most teams start with a snapshot and upgrade.
Scope an assessment →Every site on one book scored the same way, ranked against each other and tracked quarter over quarter, with a comparability check across model versions.
Scope a portfolio →Scored sites kept current between assessments: quarterly re-score under the same model version, refresh flags when airspace, authority or the sector record change, incident watch, standing analyst line. Desk-based; no sensors placed.
Add monitoring →Licensed access to the underlying threat dataset for internal models, actuarial work, and portfolio analytics.
Discuss licensing →Programmatic delivery of scores and threat data into your underwriting or risk platform.
Talk integration →Analyst time for bespoke questions — portfolio reviews, emerging threat classes, regulatory posture.
Book analyst time →Starting a Snapshot on your own facility? The online intake takes about ten minutes and the analysis begins as soon as it arrives. Brokers placing or renewing a risk have a version of their own; the Word form remains for teams that prefer a document.
Tell us what you need and we'll take it from there — a straightforward procurement path, built for how your organization actually buys.
An analyst replies within one business day to confirm what you need and answer questions.
You receive a short order form and data-license agreement for review — internal use terms, no surprises.
Pay by ACH or wire (other methods on approval). W-9 and vendor-onboarding paperwork supplied on request.
The report is delivered to your named recipients through a secure download — each quarter, for subscription products.
A 5-page excerpt of the DTRI Quarterly Report — real structure, real scoring format, real analysis. See exactly what your team would receive.