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Travel security intelligence · for everyone

The security brief executives get. Now for every traveler.

Verified threat assessments and security alerts, free for anyone who travels. Kits turn them into a plan you can carry.

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The 60-second story
Your trip to
  1. 01The executive
  2. 02You
  3. 03On the ground
  4. 04Your brief
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01The executive's trip

A CEO flying to Mexico City gets a security team first.

The neighborhoods to skip, the safe ride from the airport, the nearest trauma hospital, Thursday's protest. All on one page.

02Your trip

You get a search bar at the kitchen table.

After the kids are asleep: a headline, a 2019 forum post and a government page written for everybody.

56%of international travelers are more concerned about safety abroad in 2026. Global Rescue

04Your brief

So we built the brief for your family.

Threat assessment · free

Mexico City

OverallElevated
  1. Use app rides or authorized airport taxis, never street cabs.
  2. Keep your phone out of sight on the Metro and in crowded markets.
  3. Know the earthquake routine: drop, cover, hold, then use the stairs.

Made for your trip

Family Kit · $79

Meeting points, a lost-child plan and phone rules for the teens.

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Prepared, not paranoid.

What it costs

Start free. Pay only for the trip you're taking.

Everything that keeps you informed is free. Kits turn your brief into a plan you carry. And when you need hands-on training or a protection team, we hand you to professionals we trust.

  1. Free · for every traveler

    Free

    Stay informed

    • Security alerts and threat assessments
    • Trip Watch and Fraud Watch for your trip
    • The Weekly Watch and Field Notes
    Check a destination →

  2. One-time · per trip

    $49–$79

    Prepare

    • Traveler Kit $49: brief, arrival plan, emergency card, video
    • Family Kit $79: adds meeting points, a lost-child plan, teen phone rules
    See the kits →

  3. One-time · per team

    $149

    Send a team

    • Team threat briefing and leader checklist
    • Parent and volunteer sheet
    • Prayer guide for the destination
    See the Church Edition →

  4. Our partner · Contingent Group

    Custom

    Train & protect

    • Trauma care, combatives and firearms training
    • Church security training
    • Executive protection and dark web monitoring
    Meet Contingent Group →

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Fraud Watch · free with every trip

The scams aimed at your trip, caught early.

Advisories cover the place. Fraud Watch covers the trip: fake sites copying your airline or hotel, travel companies that just leaked customer data, and phishing aimed at travelers. Every item traces to a source you can check, with one clear step to take.

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Fraud Watch

Sample trip · Lima

  • Your airlineNew look-alike “customer support” site registered this weekFlagged
  • Your hotel brandBrand disclosed a guest data breachBreach
  • Your booking siteFake login pages copying it, listed in a public phishing feedPhishing
  • DestinationCard skimmers reported at airport ATMsReported
  • Your emailNot checked yet. It takes 30 seconds, freeYour move
  • Trip · LimaJun 8 to 15 · watching until you're homeWatching

Sample for illustration. Real items name the company and link the source.

Security alerts

What's happening where you're going.

Every alert has an official source or two independent ones, a confidence label, named sources and an expiry date. How we verify

CONFIRMEDExample

Eastern Caribbean

Tropical storm watch: flight cancellations likely through Tuesday

What to do: Rebook before the airlines' waiver window closes and keep a 72-hour supply of any medication.

NOAA NHC · State DeptChecked 18 OCT · 0900 CT

DEVELOPINGFraud WatchExample

United States

"Your reservation was cancelled" texts linking to look-alike hotel sites

What to do: Open your booking in the hotel's or booking site's own app. Never enter card details from a link in a text.

FTC · Public phishing feedsChecked 18 OCT · 0700 CT

DEVELOPINGExample

Lima, Peru

Transport strike slowing routes to the international airport

What to do: Leave 2 hours earlier than usual and use a registered airport taxi or app ride.

Reuters · El ComercioChecked 18 OCT · 0815 CT

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Church & Mission Edition

Sending a team? Send them prepared.

The same verified intelligence, built for groups. Your leaders get a team briefing, a plan for the bad day, and something to hand every parent before the bus leaves the parking lot.

"Be alert and of sober mind."1 Peter 5:8 · the watchfulness our name comes from

Request a team briefingHow the Church & Mission Edition works →
Team packet · sample contents
  1. 1
    Team threat briefingYour destination's risks, rated, with what to do about each.
  2. 2
    Leader checklist and emergency planHeadcounts, rally points, who calls whom, and the embassy number.
  3. 3
    Parent and volunteer sheetOne page that answers the questions every parent asks.
  4. 4
    Prayer guide for the destinationPray for the people and places you'll serve, with understanding.

About 50,000 U.S. churches send short-term mission teams each year. Christian Post

The 60-second Arrival Test

Would you know what to do?

Five real situations from the first 48 hours of a trip, set in your destination. Twelve seconds each. Find out what a security team would have done.

You just landed. Five situations. Twelve seconds each.

Start the test

The gap we close

What a security team gives an executive. What we give you.

Executive protection firms build these briefs for corporations and their leaders. We build the same kind of brief for families, students, business travelers and anyone with a ticket.

Executive travel briefCONFIDENTIAL

DESTINATION · MEXICO CITY

THREAT LEVEL

Elevated · Mexico

ARRIVAL

Use app rides or authorized airport taxis, never street cabs.

IN THE CITY

Keep your phone out of sight on the Metro and in crowded markets.

IF IT GOES WRONG

Know the earthquake routine: drop, cover, hold, then use the stairs.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Altitude is 7,350 ft. Go easy on day one and drink extra water.

PREPARED FOR: CEO · DISTRIBUTION: SECURITY DETAIL ONLY

This is what an executive reads before landing. Yours is free.

Keep scrolling and the redactions come off. Same intelligence, same sources, written for you.

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Need the security team itself? Executive protection and hands-on training come through our partner, Contingent Group. See advanced training & protection →

Questions travelers ask us.

How much does Nepsis Travel cost?

Alerts, threat assessments, Fraud Watch and the Weekly Watch are free. Kits are one-time purchases per trip: the Traveler Kit is $49, the Family Kit $79 and the Church & Mission Edition $149. Compare them.

What is a travel threat assessment?

A short, plain-language brief on the risks at your destination: crime and scams, transit, health, civil unrest and natural hazards, with the specific actions that lower each one. Ours are free for every traveler.

How do you verify a security alert?

Every alert needs an official source, such as the U.S. State Department, CDC or WHO, or two independent established news sources. Each one carries a confidence label, names its sources and has an expiry date when we re-check it.

Is Nepsis Travel only for Christians?

No. We serve every traveler. Our name comes from an ancient Greek word for watchfulness, and our values are rooted in faith. Churches and mission teams can use the Church & Mission Edition, built for groups.

Do you replace official travel advisories?

No. We build on them and link to them. Always check your government's advisory and enroll in its traveler program, such as the U.S. Smart Traveler Enrollment Program.

What is Fraud Watch?

Early warning on scams aimed at your trip: look-alike sites copying your airline or hotel, travel companies that have leaked customer data, and phishing aimed at travelers. Every item traces to a source you can check. It's free with Trip Watch and included in every kit. See Fraud Watch.

Do you offer executive protection or in-person training?

Yes, through our partner Contingent Group. They provide executive protection, travel security details and private training in trauma care, combatives, firearms and situational awareness.

What does "Nepsis" mean?

Nepsis is Greek for watchful, clear-headed alertness: awake, calm and paying attention. It is the posture we want every traveler to have.

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