National security

Governments across the globe face exponential risks, from critical supply chains to cyberattacks, geopolitical tensions, sanctions, and security issues. It is more important than ever to identify and analyze threats and vulnerabilities with accuracy and precision.

Moody's helps analysts do their jobs quickly and more accurately. We improve operational efficiency, support robust and informed decision-making, simulate threats, and strengthen resilience.

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Our data-driven solutions enable defense, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies to anticipate, mitigate, and respond to risks, to stay ahead of threats and safeguard national security.

Advanced analytical tools and software

Drive more informed strategic planning and risk assessment. Analyze vast amounts of data to forecast economic and financial trends. Simulate various threat scenarios.

Economic research and insights

Understand global economic conditions and trends. Facilitate a deeper insight into the economic environment and how economic factors might influence or intersect with national security concerns.

Financial modeling and risk management solutions

Our sophisticated financial models can predict potential outcomes of various economic and financial scenarios. This helps you understand the ripple effects of economic policies and sanctions as well as the economic impacts of conflict. Identify and manage financial risks before they escalate into security threats.

Sector-specific analyses and forecasts

Moody’s sector-specific insights help you understand vulnerabilities and threats within critical infrastructure sectors to strengthen resilience against attacks and disruptions.

Training and educational services

Enhance understanding of financial markets, risk management practices, and economic forecasting among security professionals to better interpret economic data and its implications for national security.

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Who we help

01 Defense agencies

Defense agencies

Whether helping uncover intricate or troubled networks and connections between multinational corporations, cross-border financial and technological flows, or nefarious financial ties, Moody's assists defense agencies by delivering data and actionable intelligence that improves operational efficiency and helps protect a state against actors that could potentially threaten national and economic security.

02 Intelligence agencies

Intelligence agencies

Moody's assists intelligence agencies collect, analyze, and utilize information so they can more easily identify patterns, connections, and potential threats aligned with their law enforcement, national security, military, and foreign policy objectives.

03 Law enforcement agencies

Law enforcement agencies

Entity and financial data aid law enforcement agencies in identifying suspects, uncovering financial crimes, tracing illicit assets, and revealing criminal networks. With our comprehensive data and advanced analytics, Moody's can provide these agencies with accurate and actionable intelligence, aiding in their investigations and enhancing their ability to detect and prevent crime.

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02 Intelligence agencies
03 Law enforcement agencies

Defense agencies

Intelligence agencies

Law enforcement agencies

How we help

01 Data

Data

Orbis provides comprehensive, standardized, and up-to-date information on over 525 million companies worldwide.

Our standardized and curated data covering firmographic, financial details, corporate hierarchies, beneficial ownership, foreign investments, merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, among others, can provide analysts with a better understanding of emerging threats and develop a competitive advantage against adversaries.

Supply chain security

Evaluate the reliability, credibility, and potential risks of foreign individuals, organizations, or entities in strategic, operational, and tactical supply and logistics chains. Consider factors such as foreign ownership, control, or influence); forced labor and modern slavery; commercial and economic security; and critical infrastructure and technology protection.

Detect and enforce sanctions evasion

Deter and disrupt national security threats’ financial networks and resources. Identify schemes such as ownership transfers and the creation of shell and front companies through beneficial ownership mapping and visualization, and influence assessments to reveal shell and maritime evasion trails.

Counterintelligence and investigations

Illuminate entity ownership to investigate and thwart threats from foreign or hostile entities, fortifying national security and preserving the integrity of operations and activities. This includes counterthreat finance, anti-money laundering (AML), fraud and financial crime, narcotics trafficking, terrorist financing, counter-proliferation, entity vetting, network identification, procurement and acquisition screening, and security clearance vetting.

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05 Multi-domain intelligence

Multi-domain intelligence

Provide intelligence on business entities, politically exposed persons (PEPs), watchlists, and sanctions using open-source intelligence (OSINT) data to augment and enhance civilian and military intelligence activities. This includes crisis and conflict management, foreign interference, political threats, security threats, situational awareness, and targeting financial and economic threats.

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02 Supply chain security
03 Detect and enforce sanctions evasion
04 Counterintelligence and investigations
05 Multi-domain intelligence

Data

Orbis provides comprehensive, standardized, and up-to-date information on over 525 million companies worldwide.

Supply chain security

Detect and enforce sanctions evasion

Counterintelligence and investigations

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The Infinite Game: inside the constantly evolving global battle with financial crime

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Geopolitics and supply chains

Trade and supply chains have existed for centuries, intertwining the fortunes of countries, businesses, and people around the world. But so too have threats that can hinder – or even halt – the flow of goods and services.