Insurers & underwriters
A quantified input for pricing aerial-threat exposure — per facility and across a book.
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 decomposes into components you can audit, compare across a portfolio, and track quarter over quarter.
Documented incident activity, threat-class prevalence, and regional trajectory for the facility's sector and geography.
What the facility presents to an aerial threat — perimeter, approach corridors, and the assets at risk behind them.
The gap between the threats present in the environment and what the site's current measures can actually see.
Direction of travel. A score is a snapshot; the index is published quarterly so exposure can be managed, not just recorded.
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.
The full 58-page index: sector scores, regional breakdowns, threat-class analysis, and quarter-over-quarter movement.
Request the full report →A scored, site-specific assessment of one facility — the components behind the number and what would move them.
Scope an assessment →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 →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, wire, or card. 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.