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Five monitors.
One discipline.
No noise.
Vectis Intelligence publishes specialist open-source intelligence across five security technology verticals. Each monitor is a curated weekly digest — procurement signals, vendor analysis, regulatory developments, and threat intelligence — for professionals who cannot afford to miss what matters.
The five monitors
All verticals · All signals · One methodologyRadiation Monitor
The radiation detection market is shaped by two forces that rarely appear in the same publication: nuclear security doctrine and detector procurement. Radiation Monitor bridges that gap. Each week we track IAEA technical cooperation signals, border protection tender activity, and vendor developments across portal monitors, handheld detectors, and spectroscopic identification systems — giving procurement officers and security professionals a single authoritative briefing on what is changing and why.
- IAEA nuclear security programme signals and technical cooperation
- Border protection and customs radiation portal tenders worldwide
- Spectroscopic identification technology developments
- National laboratory procurement and framework contracts
- Regulatory updates across ANSI, IEC, and regional standards bodies
- Vendor landscape analysis — independent, not sponsored
CBRNE Monitor
Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive threat intelligence is currently dominated by expensive subscription services and US-centric publications whose European regulatory coverage is secondary. CBRNE Monitor fills the gap — a rigorous, independent, European-headquartered briefing for first responders, defence procurement teams, and policy professionals who need the full picture without the institutional subscription.
- NATO and EU CBRN procurement frameworks and contract awards
- First responder and HAZMAT equipment tenders across Europe
- Chemical detection and biological identification technology
- EU CBRN Action Plan implementation and national transposition
- Explosive ordnance and IED threat intelligence signals
- Decontamination system procurement and standards updates
C-UAS Monitor
The counter-UAS market is the fastest-moving and most over-claimed segment in security technology today. Ukraine has produced more real-world performance data in three years than the previous decade of range testing — and most publications are not processing it rigorously. C-UAS Monitor applies OSINT methodology to separate what systems actually do from what their manufacturers claim. For procurement teams evaluating a crowded market of detection, jamming, kinetic, and directed-energy solutions, independent signal analysis is not optional.
- National and NATO C-UAS framework tenders and contract awards
- Detection technology — radar, RF, acoustic, optical — performance signals
- Defeat systems — jamming, kinetic, directed energy — real-world data
- Airspace deconfliction and C2 integration standards
- Regulatory developments across EU, UK, US, and Gulf markets
- Critical infrastructure protection procurement signals
PIDS Monitor
The EU's Critical Entities Resilience Directive has created the largest wave of perimeter security procurement in European history. Fourteen member states are now transposing requirements across energy, water, transport, and digital infrastructure — generating a multi-billion-euro market that most global security media are only beginning to map. PIDS Monitor tracks this wave: tender signals, technology requirements, standards evolution, and the vendor landscape for fiber-optic sensing, radar, thermal imaging, and AI-driven intrusion detection.
- EU CER Directive transposition — national procurement implications
- Critical infrastructure perimeter tender activity across Europe
- Fiber-optic sensing, buried cable, and ground radar technology
- AI-enhanced detection and false alarm reduction developments
- Border protection infrastructure — Eastern European and Gulf programmes
- Airport, port, and energy facility security procurement signals
Marine Monitor Launching 2026
The maritime domain awareness content landscape is dominated by commercial shipping interests — freight rates, port logistics, vessel schedules. That is not what defence procurement officers, coast guard agencies, and port security managers need. They need intelligence on coastal surveillance sensor networks, autonomous surface vessel procurement, submarine cable protection programmes, and AIS anomaly detection. Marine Monitor is the first dedicated OSINT briefing built for the security and defence-oriented MDA market — arriving as Baltic cable incidents have placed undersea infrastructure at the centre of European security planning.
- Coastal surveillance radar and sensor network procurement
- Submarine cable and undersea infrastructure protection signals
- Autonomous surface vessel (USV) and UUV capability development
- Port perimeter security and vessel traffic system tenders
- AIS dark vessel tracking — technology and regulatory developments
- NATO and EU maritime surveillance framework developments
The methodology
Open-source signal collection
Each monitor runs an automated pipeline scanning procurement databases, regulatory publications, defence ministry releases, trade press, and official agency communications across relevant jurisdictions. We read what our readers do not have time to read.
Editorial filtering and verification
Raw signals are assessed for relevance, credibility, and actionability. Vendor claims are tested against open-source performance evidence. Procurement signals are tiered — active RFP, budget signal, or early watch — so readers know exactly how to respond.
Structured intelligence output
Each weekly brief delivers signals in a consistent format: vertical, geography, procurement stage, estimated value, deadline, source. Context is provided. Analysis is brief and pointed. Readers act — they do not decode what they are reading or why it matters.
Who reads Vectis monitors
Our readers are professionals for whom missing a procurement signal, a regulatory shift, or a vendor development has a direct operational cost.
Independent intelligence, published from Switzerland
Vectis Intelligence is an independent OSINT publisher. We have no commercial relationships with the vendors we cover, accept no advertising from security technology companies, and are not affiliated with any government agency or international organisation.
Switzerland is a deliberate choice of base, not a neutral one. Swiss neutrality means our analysis carries no national intelligence agenda. Our proximity to international organisations in Geneva and Bern means we understand the institutional context our readers operate in. Our background in Swiss export control and cross-border security operations means we understand the operational reality behind the procurement signals we track.
Vectis Intelligence · Switzerland
Founded 2025 · vectisintel.com
Editorial method: Open-source intelligence (OSINT)
No vendor sponsorship · No advertising · No access fees for core briefs
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Subscribe to any Vectis monitor — or all five. The weekly procurement signal digest is available to subscribers at no cost. Advanced access, full vendor landscape reports, and the procurement signal archive are available under the Vectis Intelligence subscription.
- Weekly procurement signal digest — all five verticals
- Tiered signal alerts: RFP open, budget signal, early watch
- Quarterly vendor landscape reports per vertical
- Regulatory tracker — EU, NATO, and bilateral frameworks
- Archive access — all previous issues
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