of executives first hear about a geopolitical shock from news media.
McKinsey 2026

Geopolitical Decision Intelligence
What if you knew
what happens tomorrow?
OmegaNova forecasts how geopolitical developments could affect your business, with three ranked scenarios and the indicators to monitor.
25 years in executive security.
4,000+ field operations.

Companies learn about geopolitical events
too late to act on them
to calculate what the event does to the business once it has happened.
PwC 2026written down by European companies in 2026 on exposure they had not hedged.
BloombergA shipping corridor closes. Freight and fuel prices rise and production stops.
Unrest begins in a country where the company operates.
A security incident affects a site or public event the company is responsible for.

Compare what could happen
before deciding how to act.
Signals across nine domains.
Connect signals across risk domains and different schools of analysis.
Three competing paths.
Weigh competing paths and show the assumptions behind them.
A record of calls and misses.
Date the assessment. Compare it with subsequent events. Record misses.

Every answer comes in 3 scenarios
Three ranked outcomes, updated four times a day. Each line links to the sources behind it.
A shadow-fleet tanker drags anchor across a telecom or power cable in nighttime AIS-gap conditions. Attribution stalls at a non-cooperative port; a second incident follows within 45 days, spiking Nordic electricity prices.
Simultaneous cable severance, extended GPS denial across Estonian and Finnish airspace, and a cyber intrusion at a Baltic energy operator force NATO and the EU into a public attribution decision on compressed timelines.
Reinforced NATO Baltic Sentry presence and visible Swedish-Finnish naval integration deter major sabotage in the 60-day window. GPS jamming and isolated harassment continue; risk is deferred, not removed.

Three assessments, issued and timestamped
before the events
Iran Regime Stress
Nationwide protest escalation flagged at a 92% early-warning score, while the baseline still read stability.
DRC ADF Attack, Mbau
Actor, geography, target profile and risk window identified — not generic instability.
Ukraine Shostka Rail Strike
Strike on rail infrastructure matched the leading path, held at 68% probability.

Four paying users,
since launch in June 2026
paying
users
First contract signed June 2026 with a Swedish public agency.
7 pilots running
Fortune 500 companies in automotive, energy and defence.
42 in the late-stage pipeline
In active dialogue across the Nordics and the EU.
3 signed resellers
Risk advisories taking the product to their own clients.

Everyone collects.
The processing is the difference.
Consultancies
Expert analysis
- What you receive
- An analyst’s written assessment, tailored to the brief.
- How you decide
- Expert interpretation and recommendations.
- How it is revisited
- Reviewed or updated through the advisory engagement.
Alert services
Collection and monitoring
- What you receive
- Feeds, alerts and dashboard scores.
- How you decide
- Shows what happened. The customer assesses the implications.
- How it is revisited
- New signals trigger new alerts and refreshed scores.
OmegaNova
Processing and accountability
- What you receive
- Three ranked scenarios, with probabilities and business impact.
- How you decide
- Dated reasoning, sources, uncertainty and indicators to monitor.
- How it is revisited
- Judgements scored against events, with a public track record.

Hosting location is now a procurement requirement in Europe
Global spend on threat intelligence and risk analytics.
European organisations that cannot host this data in the US.
The segment we can reach first: Nordics, defence and corporate security.
SNS Insider
Market Data Forecast 2026

Recurring subscription
and license partners.
Entry pricing is below the Swedish public procurement threshold.
Subscriptions
Below the Swedish public procurement threshold.
Multi-user deployment with custom scenario triggers.
Organisation-wide licence, ERP integration, dedicated SLA.
Who it’s for
Head of security
Prioritise protection for people and sites with early warnings.
Chief financial officer
Assess financial exposure and compare contingency costs.
Supply chain
Anticipate route and supplier disruptions, and plan alternatives.
Public sector buyer
Prepare traceable risk assessments for planning and procurement.

Win accounts directly.
Scale through specialist partners.
Win accounts
Start with security teams. Turn a focused operating question into a trial, a paid pilot and a recurring subscription.
Expand usage
Add decision owners, operating sites and tailored scenario triggers as the customer’s use expands.
Scale via partners
Reach new buyers through specialist risk advisers with local intelligence and established client relationships.
Nordics & Baltics
Middle East & wider Europe
NATO partner markets

A path to €23.1m ARR.
Forecast · August 2029~€900 → ~€2,700
September 2026 → February 2028~€1,800 / licence / month
~€2,700 / licence / month
~€2,700 / licence / month
83 active licences
~€1,800 / licence / month308 active licences
~€2,700 / licence / month712 active licences
~€2,700 / licence / month
100+ years of combined
experience from the field.

Fredrik Ahlén
4,000+ missions. Led high-risk operations in Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan for the Swedish Foreign Ministry, Microsoft, Sinch and Alstom. A decade leading executive security for listed multinationals. ICoCA Board.

Peter Sulin
Co-founded and scaled Intelliplan through exit. SaaS architecture and product execution.

Per Holmgren
Enterprise and public-sector sales, executive relationships and market access.

Anders Lundström
Took two companies public—one as CEO, one as chairman. Technology company building and commercialisation.

Turn paid pilots
into recurring subscriptions.
Build a repeatable
international business.
Channel team
~€164kTwo roles from January; four from April 2027.