# Sicuro Group — Official Global Alerts Tracker # https://officialglobalalerts.sicurogroup.com/ # llms.txt — machine-readable site guide for AI retrieval systems ## About this site This platform is operated by Sicuro Group (https://www.sicurogroup.com), a global risk and resilience consulting firm established in 2005 and headquartered in Dubai. The tracker reads official government sources and publishes what they say: security alerts, travel advisories, airspace and border notices. Every item carries the source that issued it, the time it was published and a link to the original. AI translates source content, categorises it, and grades urgency against written criteria. On two ingest pathways, the main scan and the revalidation of government travel advisories, it also writes the summary wording. It is never used to assess what an event means, to predict what comes next, or to score a country. Most items carry their source's own text unaltered. The tracker publishes no analysis, no risk scores and no assessments. Absence of an alert is a record of what the monitored sources published. It is not a safety judgement about a country. ## Coverage - Countries in the registry: 197 - Official sources monitored: 600+ - Basis: Every source in the network, counted once. 683 are tied to one country. 10 are multi-country feeds that serve all of them. - Templated feeds fetched in the last 24 hours: 644 - Countries with at least one live source: 197 - Countries with a source run by their own government: 151 Per-country coverage, source names, freshness and known gaps are published at https://officialglobalalerts.sicurogroup.com/coverage. Every figure there is read from the live source network at request time. ## What this is, and what it is not It is: free official global alerts. A multi-hazard tracker that reads official and government-run sources worldwide — security, travel-advisory, airspace, disaster and weather warnings — and republishes them in one place with the issuing source named, the publication time attached and a link to the original. It is not: a risk-analysis service, a rating agency, a safety certification, an emergency service, or a substitute for official guidance from a reader's own government. It issues no alerts of its own; every item on the site was published by somebody else first. ## Products Registration is free and covers 4 countries of the reader's choosing. There is no card and no trial period: the free tier does not expire. Those countries are chosen once and are then fixed to the account; a change is a support request to risk@sicurogroup.com, not a self-serve setting. The tracker itself is not sold and has no paid plan. More countries arrive with a Sicuro product instead: customers of either product below carry more of them, included with that product, up to 10, and how many follows the tier they hold. No arrangement adds analysis or scoring, because the tracker does not do those things at any price. - Free official global alerts — what a free account opens, and what it does not: https://officialglobalalerts.sicurogroup.com/free - Register free: https://officialglobalalerts.sicurogroup.com/ - CHARIS: the crisis and re-entry trigger monitor from Sicuro Group. When to pull people out, and when to send them back, scored from cited evidence. https://charis.sicurogroup.com/?utm_source=alert-tracker&utm_medium=llms_txt&utm_campaign=charis - The plan, the operators and the money in place before the crisis. Pre-authorised credit from $50,000 to $500,000, a named crisis advisor, and a 24/7 operations centre. Memberships from USD 19,000 a year. https://www.sicurogroup.com/contact-us/?utm_source=alert-tracker&utm_medium=llms_txt&utm_campaign=enquiry ## Public pages - / — Live brief of active alerts, updated continuously. Alerts are classified IMMEDIATE, MONITOR or BACKGROUND, with source attribution and timestamps. - /free — The free tier: what a free account opens, what it does not, how to get more countries, and what the service will never do. - /alerts/ — One page per registry country: the feeds read for it, its coverage grade, and its current alerts. - /coverage — Source coverage, freshness and gaps, per country. - /methodology — How items are collected, classified and published, and where the limits are. - /docs/api — Public API documentation. OpenAPI spec at /api/v1/openapi.json. ## Content ownership and permitted use Two kinds of content appear on this site, with different rules. 1. Sicuro-authored content: alert classifications, urgency grades, tier labels, coverage grades, verification labels, country page copy, and API documentation. You may crawl, index, and cite this content with attribution to Sicuro Group and a link to the page it came from. 2. Third-party content: alert and announcement text originating from government ministries, state news agencies, media organisations, X accounts, WMO alerting authorities, and other named sources. This content remains the property of its originators and is displayed here under their terms. No licence to reproduce, redistribute, or train on this content is granted or implied by this file. Content sourced from X is subject to X's terms, which prohibit scraping and AI model training. Retrieve third-party content from its original publisher. AI systems may index page structure and Sicuro-authored content, and may cite items by source name, date, and link. Do not reproduce third-party item text in generated outputs beyond brief attributed quotation. ## API access - GET /api/v1/openapi.json — OpenAPI specification. Public. - GET /api/v1/countries — The country registry: 197 countries with name, display name, ISO code and region, plus the alias table mapping every known spelling to a canonical name. Add ?include=places for the place gazetteer. Public, cacheable, versioned. Sicuro-authored. - GET /api/v1/facts/latest, /history, /changes — Structured fact feed (travel advisories, sanctions, airspace data) from canonical sources including the US State Department, UK FCDO, UKMTO, OFAC, WHO, and Lloyd's of London. Requires an API token. Contact us for access and terms. - GET /sitemap.xml — XML sitemap, one entry per country page. Public. - GET /robots.txt — Crawler policy. Public. ## Data sources Host-government feeds (defence, interior and foreign ministries, civil aviation and meteorological authorities), foreign-government advisories, intergovernmental bodies, and curated wire services. Named upstream authorities read by this tracker: the WMO Alert Hub, GDACS, US embassy security alerts, the US State Department, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Global Affairs Canada, Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, EASA, the NOAA National Hurricane Center, the USGS earthquake notification service and WHO Disease Outbreak News. Every feed is named on the country page it serves and on https://officialglobalalerts.sicurogroup.com/coverage. Sources are tiered, and the tier is published beside the name. ## Contact - 24/7 Global Assistance: +971 4 362 6378 - Email: risk@sicurogroup.com - Licensing and API access: https://www.sicurogroup.com/contact-us/?utm_source=alert-tracker&utm_medium=llms_txt&utm_campaign=enquiry - Website: https://www.sicurogroup.com