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See where your data risk really sits.

Short, practical tools built on our source-aware approach to data quality risk. No sign-up needed to start, answer a few questions and get an indicative read on your position.

Source-Control Risk Profiler
For: CDOs · CROs · Data Governance · Risk & AI Leaders
"Where does our data-quality risk really sit, and are we treating data we've inherited the same way we treat data we produce?"

A short interactive profiler. Name one decision, report or model use, and answer a handful of questions about where that data comes from and how it's processed. See how processed the data is, where it is created, and what that means for the trust you can place in it. An in-depth version adds a short assurance and exposure check for a fuller read. It's free, indicative and educational, a sample of the thinking behind a full source-control assessment.

What You Get
A plain-language read of how the data is processed and where it's created What that means for the trust you can place in it The general direction that gets you where you want to be A sample of a full assessment's outputs
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H5 Avian Influenza Preparedness Decision Explorer
For: Public Health · Biosecurity · General Public
"If H5 turned up here, would we catch it in time, and would we know when to act?"

Four synthetic H5 HPAI reference cases, each showing what happens to detection confidence and decision costs when governance and coordination change, but biology doesn't. See how a 46% surveillance gap can suppress the classification signal entirely, and what that costs compared to a well-governed reference. Illustrative and educational, built on a synthetic modelling framework, not for operational use.

What You Get
A modelled risk tier with the estimate breakdown showing how adjustments are applied Surveillance gap analysis: what percentage of biological events may go undetected, and why Response-timing cost comparison across four decision points, with the governance premium made explicit Seven-dimension qualitative risk profile
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