BOMShield scores supply chain risk using only trusted, publicly verifiable data, government sanctions registers and academic conflict datasets. No black box, no proprietary guesswork on the data that matters most.
Every geopolitical risk signal traces back to an official government register or a peer-reviewed academic dataset, not opaque third-party intelligence.
Each component is evaluated across five independent dimensions, then combined into a single, easy-to-read score from 0 to 100.
Where the manufacturer is headquartered and where its parts are fabricated, including concentration in higher-risk regions.
Whether a component's supply route depends on maritime chokepoints currently disrupted or under threat.
The intensity of armed conflict in the countries involved in producing and shipping the component.
Whether the manufacturer or its country appears on active sanctions or export-control lists.
How current energy markets are pushing up shipping costs and stretching lead times across the supply chain.
Sources are refreshed periodically (today on a manual, documented cadence) and every report is stamped with the last-updated date, so you always know how current the data is. Automated refresh is on the roadmap.
A risk screening tool is only useful if you know exactly what it can and can't tell you.
Country-level geopolitical risk, sanctions exposure, shipping route disruptions, and energy-driven freight pressure, all grounded in authoritative government and academic data.
On the free tier, component lifecycle, stock, and lead times are heuristic estimates, clearly labeled as such. Live distributor data is available on paid plans.
BOMShield is a screening tool, not legal advice. It doesn't replace formal export-compliance review or part-level ITAR/EAR classification. Always confirm with qualified counsel.