Organisation ecosystems by geography
See where indexed organisations cluster by country, state, and city — including sector mix and optional cyber rollups as a separate dimension.
Supported geographies
Geo path: country → state → city (organisations listed per city). Sectors and industries appear on the city page and link into Sector Intelligence — the geographic URL does not add a sector segment.
Quick answer
What organisations appear in Geo-Intelligence?
Geo-Intelligence describes organisation ecosystems by country, state, city, and industry slice — not cyber risk alone.
The public geographic directory currently covers 16 countries and 371 indexed organisations.
Canonical geographic directories live under the human sitemap.
Frequently asked questions
Understanding the profile
At the city level, Geo-Intelligence lists sectors represented by companies in that city, and under each sector the industries those same city companies belong to. Country and state pages drill by region. Geo-Intelligence does not publish a global 'top sectors' league without counts.
For a sector-first view, use Sector Intelligence.
Distribution is hierarchical: country → state → city → industry. Each public sitemap hub lists child geographies with organisation counts when those counts exist.
Root-level `$country` URLs redirect into `/sitemaps/...` so company leaves keep canonical geographic URLs.
Interpreting ecosystems
Concentration is the share of listed organisations clustered in a child geography or sector. Density would require a geographic or population denominator that this product does not invent.
Those words are not used interchangeably on Geo-Intelligence pages.
The ecosystem view connects places to organisations, sectors, and optional cyber rollups. It is wider than a heatmap of letter grades.
Open Organization Intelligence for entity dossiers and Sector Intelligence for industry landscapes.
Comparisons use organisation counts on supported sitemap hubs. Places without counts are not ranked. Cyber indices are compared only when both sides publish one.
There is no implied 'safest country' table on the hub.
What to do next
Use Geo-Intelligence to see where indexed organisations cluster before expanding, partnering, or investing. It is a map of the indexed set, not investment advice.
Follow a country hub, then an organisation profile, then a detailed audit if the directory is too thin.
Start in the public sitemap, pick a country, and drill to city or industry. Create an account only if you need the authenticated Geo-Intelligence workspace.
Keep using canonical `/sitemaps/...` URLs rather than dashboard paths for sharing and indexing.