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Base Operations

Defense Software & AIC4ISRCounter-UAS & Air DefenseDual-use
Software DeveloperSupplies Air Forces, Homeland Security & Police
Profile last updated: August 12, 2026

About

Base Operations is a defense software developer working in defense software & ai, c4isr, counter-uas & air defense.

Base Operations is a threat intelligence company that collects and standardises crime and unrest data from roughly 25,000 open-source and other sources. It provides a 0-100 risk rating (BaseScore) covering about 5,000 cities worldwide and 99% of US territory, plus analyst reports, a REST API with JSON and CSV output, and BaseFusion, which combines customer incident data with external threat analytics. Its customers include corporate security, executive protection, travel security and law enforcement teams. The company also offers defense and intelligence solutions, including unclassified threat intelligence for military users, and has been selected to provide threat intelligence to the US Air Force and Space Force. It also covers sUAS (drone) incursion data around sites.

Focus areas

threat intelligencecrime analyticsunrest analyticsexecutive protectioncorporate securityOSINTrisk scoringsUAS incursionC4ISRlaw enforcement

Languages

EN

Products & capabilities

Defense domains

Defense Software & AIC4ISRCounter-UAS & Air Defense

Supply-chain role

Software Developer

What they offer

Software

Markets

Also sells to civilian markets

Products

BaseScore

Threat intelligence software

Proprietary 0-100 risk rating that standardises crime and unrest threat assessment across cities and locations worldwide, at sub-mile granularity.

BaseFusion

Threat intelligence software

Data integration platform that combines an organisation's internal incident data with external threat analytics and produces internal risk and facility scores.

End users

Air ForcesHomeland Security & Police

Standards, platforms & customers

Named customers

The Air ForceSpace Force

Credentials & affiliations

Certifications

SOC 2 Compliant

Awards

SBIR Phase II

Air Mobility Command