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Challenges
need skills.
We build them.

HEAT, HEFAT, HEMART training and enterprise risk consulting, built from a decade in active conflict zones and now serving energy, supply-chain, media and humanitarian operators across the globe.

Since 2022
Frontlines
4000+
38 countries
PT · DK · UA
Offices and theatres
Illustrative of corporate resilience in hostile markets.
Trusted by operators at
ON THE RECORDS
"One of the few programmes calibrated to the realities of working in frontlines, offering a brief and sobering snapshot of the lethal airborne"
Antonia Langford, reporter
Read full story
§01 — Why Daily Humanity

Risks are opportunities.
We see them.

01 -

OPERATING SINCE 2014

A decade of field-tested doctrine — Donbas, Kharkiv, the long war and everything since.

02 -

4,000+ TRAINED

Across 38 countries. Journalists, medics, energy crews, humanitarian directors, fixers.

03 -

SARAJEVO → TBILISI → KYIV → COPENHAGEN

Training delivered on-site across Europe and adjacent regions, not just at HQ.

04 -

BUILT BY PEOPLE WHO'VE BEEN THERE

Every instructor is field-active. Former correspondents, special-operations medics, humanitarian leads.

05 -

MODERN THREATS. NOT 20TH-CENTURY ONES.

Drones, GPS denial, hybrid coercion, digital tradecraft — the curriculum is what the work actually requires today.

06 -

INTELLIGENCE LAYER UNDERNEATH

Maira, our risk-assessment system, feeds every programme — pre-deployment briefs, country reports, journey plans.

§02 — Resilience ecosystem

Care is a duty.
We build support systems.

Access our ecosystem where risk strategy is layered with next-generation risk intelligence, and safety training is fuelled with the direct field experience. Everything is tailored to the relevant needs, making your operations sustainable and antifragile

PHYSICAL SAFETY

HEAT, HEFAT, journey planning, route security.

  • →HEAT · HEFAT programmes
  • →Journey-management plans
  • →Route security & extraction
  • →Risk assessment protocols
HEATHEFATROUTESRISK ASSESSMENT
Explore physical safety
Nighttime evacuation drills to named evacuation point. Gentofte, Denmark.
§03 — Regulatory realityDuty of care
The questions that decide compliance

Could your organization answer these — under audit?

Real questions from field operatives, HR directors, compliance officers and C-level leaders. Daily Humanity makes them all answerable — with a single audit-ready file.

Field operative“If I get pinned at a checkpoint, who answers my satellite call?”
HR director“Can we prove the training met regulatory standards under audit?”
Compliance“Where is the audit trail for every deployment in the last 24 months?”
C-level“What is our exposure if a journalist is detained tomorrow morning?”
Field operative“Did anyone read the country brief before we landed?”
Field operative“If I get pinned at a checkpoint, who answers my satellite call?”
HR director“Can we prove the training met regulatory standards under audit?”
Compliance“Where is the audit trail for every deployment in the last 24 months?”
C-level“What is our exposure if a journalist is detained tomorrow morning?”
Field operative“Did anyone read the country brief before we landed?”
Field operative“If I get pinned at a checkpoint, who answers my satellite call?”
HR director“Can we prove the training met regulatory standards under audit?”
Compliance“Where is the audit trail for every deployment in the last 24 months?”
C-level“What is our exposure if a journalist is detained tomorrow morning?”
Field operative“Did anyone read the country brief before we landed?”
HR director“Are post-mission psychological screenings on file for everyone?”
Security lead“Have we run a journey-management plan for this route?”
Legal“Does our duty-of-care framework hold up against EU directives?”
Bureau chief“Is the kit we shipped actually current with modern threats?”
Compliance“Can we export every record in a single, timestamped pack?”
HR director“Are post-mission psychological screenings on file for everyone?”
Security lead“Have we run a journey-management plan for this route?”
Legal“Does our duty-of-care framework hold up against EU directives?”
Bureau chief“Is the kit we shipped actually current with modern threats?”
Compliance“Can we export every record in a single, timestamped pack?”
HR director“Are post-mission psychological screenings on file for everyone?”
Security lead“Have we run a journey-management plan for this route?”
Legal“Does our duty-of-care framework hold up against EU directives?”
Bureau chief“Is the kit we shipped actually current with modern threats?”
Compliance“Can we export every record in a single, timestamped pack?”
C-level“What's the worst-case scenario, and how rehearsed are we?”
Field operative“Who is my in-country resilience point of contact?”
HR director“Have we updated decompression protocols since the last rotation?”
Security lead“Do we know the route, or do we just know the destination?”
Legal“If the worst happens, can we show we did everything reasonable?”
C-level“What's the worst-case scenario, and how rehearsed are we?”
Field operative“Who is my in-country resilience point of contact?”
HR director“Have we updated decompression protocols since the last rotation?”
Security lead“Do we know the route, or do we just know the destination?”
Legal“If the worst happens, can we show we did everything reasonable?”
C-level“What's the worst-case scenario, and how rehearsed are we?”
Field operative“Who is my in-country resilience point of contact?”
HR director“Have we updated decompression protocols since the last rotation?”
Security lead“Do we know the route, or do we just know the destination?”
Legal“If the worst happens, can we show we did everything reasonable?”
01

Physical

HEAT, HEFAT, risk assessment, first aid, journey plans, route security.

02

Psychological

Briefings, Psychological first aid, post-mission decompression.

03

Digital

Operational security, comms hygiene, device tradecraft.

04

Audit-ready

Every record timestamped and exportable for compliance review.

§04 — Intelligence layer

Agentic cognitive layer for risk and decision intel.

Built with us. Used by us.
Maira™

Daily Humanity supported Maira Labs' R&D and runs its stealth builds in the field — risk assessments and proactive threat marking for diplomatic missions, NGOs, and media deployed across Ukraine and the Middle East.

Personal threat monitoring

Tracks names, handles, and entities across the open web and social platforms. Surfaces doxing attempts, hate-speech spikes, and coordinated harassment campaigns before they go viral.

↳ doxing · harassment · smear campaigns

Local situational awareness

Geofence any location. Real-time alerts on explosions, police movement, civil unrest, or military activity in your team's specific area — often before mainstream media breaks the story.

↳ geofence · live signals · field-led

Co-Pilot · dynamic risk assessment

Converts unstructured threat signals into ISO/CIPR/FAIR-compliant response strategies. Models order consequences of decisions. Makes risk assessment evidence-based

↳ ISO 31030 · CIPR · FAIR · scenario chains

122 languages · context-aware

Arabic, Russian, Ukrainian, Farsi, regional dialects and slang. Maira reads intent and context — not just keywords — capturing signals other tools structurally cannot parse.

↳ AR · RU · UK · FA · + 118 more
EU-hosted
proprietary, secure models
Near real time
under 3 min from signal to intel
2nd / 3rd
order modelling
UA · ME · Baltics
deployed in Ukraine, the Middle East and the Baltics
§07 — On the record
NYT
"

The instructing staff are very experienced and helpful, quantifying their teaching through practical exercises and scenarios.

Country Security Manager
DWOst
"

First HEAT training that truly reflects the reality of working near the front lines in Ukraine.

Max Zander
AFP
"

Everything is truly at a very high level — very well organized, informative, and professionally delivered.

Mykola Zavgorodniy
§08 — Latest news
Next open training
HEAT with Drones (Hostile Environment Awareness Training)
Lisbon, Portugal · 12–14 Nov · 12 seats left
Enroll →
Forged on the frontline

Challenges
need skills.
We build them.

HEAT, HEFAT, HEMART training and enterprise risk consulting, built from a decade in active conflict zones and now serving energy, supply-chain, media and humanitarian operators across the globe.

Trusted by operators at
ON THE RECORDS
"One of the few programmes calibrated to the realities of working in frontlines, offering a brief and sobering snapshot of the lethal airborne"
Antonia Langford, reporter
Read full story
Why Daily Humanity

Risks are opportunities.
We see them.

OPERATING SINCE 2014

A decade of field-tested doctrine — Donbas, Kharkiv, the long war and everything since.

4,000+ TRAINED

Across 38 countries. Journalists, medics, energy crews, humanitarian directors, fixers.

SARAJEVO → TBILISI → KYIV → COPENHAGEN

Training delivered on-site across Europe and adjacent regions, not just at HQ.

BUILT BY PEOPLE WHO'VE BEEN THERE

Every instructor is field-active. Former correspondents, special-operations medics, humanitarian leads.

MODERN THREATS. NOT 20TH-CENTURY ONES.

Drones, GPS denial, hybrid coercion, digital tradecraft — the curriculum is what the work actually requires today.

INTELLIGENCE LAYER UNDERNEATH

Maira, our risk-assessment system, feeds every programme — pre-deployment briefs, country reports, journey plans.

Resilience ecosystem

Care is a duty.
We build support systems.

Nighttime evacuation drills to named evacuation point. Gentofte, Denmark.

HEAT, HEFAT, journey planning, route security.

Hostile-environment training and on-the-ground protective measures. Our HEAT and HEFAT programs prepare teams for kinetic, climate, criminal and crisis risks — and our route teams pre-clear journeys against live regional intelligence.

HEATHEFATROUTESRISK ASSESSMENT
EXPLORE PHYSICAL SAFETY
Regulatory realityDuty of care
The questions that decide compliance

Could you answer
these under audit?

Real questions from field operatives, HR directors, compliance officers and C-level leaders. Daily Humanity makes them all answerable — with a single audit-ready file.

Field operative“If I get pinned at a checkpoint, who answers my satellite call?”
HR director“Can we prove the training met regulatory standards?”
Comms lead“Have we run a management plan for this risk?”
Legal“Are psychological screenings on file for everyone?”
Field operative“If I get pinned at a checkpoint, who answers my satellite call?”
HR director“Can we prove the training met regulatory standards?”
Comms lead“Have we run a management plan for this risk?”
Legal“Are psychological screenings on file for everyone?”
Compliance“Where is the audit trail for every deployment?”
CISO“Is device tradecraft baked in before they board?”
Ops director“Who is calling the family at 3am if it goes wrong?”
CFO“What is our insurance posture for hostile environments?”
Compliance“Where is the audit trail for every deployment?”
CISO“Is device tradecraft baked in before they board?”
Ops director“Who is calling the family at 3am if it goes wrong?”
CFO“What is our insurance posture for hostile environments?”
C-level“What is our exposure if a journalist is detained tomorrow?”
Board“Have we rehearsed the worst-case scenario, and how recently?”
Security“Are our routes pre-cleared with regional intelligence?”
HR“Are decompression protocols mandatory or optional?”
C-level“What is our exposure if a journalist is detained tomorrow?”
Board“Have we rehearsed the worst-case scenario, and how recently?”
Security“Are our routes pre-cleared with regional intelligence?”
HR“Are decompression protocols mandatory or optional?”
01

ISO-grade adherence

Mapped to ISO 31030 (travel risk), ISO 22320 (incident response) and EU Directive 89/391. Auditors get the framework reference, not a sales deck.

ISO 31030 · ISO 22320 · EU 89/391
02

Safety audits, on the record

Every deployment leaves a timestamped trail — training certs, briefings, kit checks, post-mission screens. Exportable as one signed pack.

One pack · timestamped · signed · 24-month retention
03

Protocols for people, not paper

Doctrine that survives contact with reality. Written with field operators, rehearsed against modern threats, rewritten after every after-action review.

Field-tested · operator-authored · revised quarterly
Intelligence layer

Agentic cognitive layer for risk and decision intel.

Built with us. Used by us.
Maira™

Daily Humanity supported Maira Labs' R&D and runs its stealth builds in the field — risk assessments and proactive threat marking for diplomatic missions, NGOs, and media deployed across Ukraine and the Middle East.

BOOK AN INTRO CALL VISIT MAIRA

Personal threat monitoring

Tracks names, handles, and entities across the open web and social platforms. Surfaces doxing attempts, hate-speech spikes, and coordinated harassment campaigns before they go viral.

↳ doxing · harassment · smear campaigns

Local situational awareness

Geofence any location. Real-time alerts on explosions, police movement, civil unrest, or military activity in your team's specific area — often before mainstream media breaks the story.

↳ geofence · live signals · field-led

Co-Pilot · dynamic risk assessment

Converts unstructured threat signals into ISO/CIPR/FAIR-compliant response strategies. Models order consequences of decisions. Makes risk assessment evidence-based

↳ ISO 31030 · CIPR · FAIR · scenario chains

122 languages · context-aware

Arabic, Russian, Ukrainian, Farsi, regional dialects and slang. Maira reads intent and context — not just keywords — capturing signals other tools structurally cannot parse.

↳ AR · RU · UK · FA · + 118 more
EU-hosted
proprietary, secure models
Near real time
under 3 min from signal to intel
2nd / 3rd
order modelling
UA · ME · Baltics
deployed in Ukraine, the Middle East and the Baltics
Field reports
HEAT/HEFAT field training
Training

What Happens When HEAT/HEFAT Becomes Mandatory? Lessons from RFE/RL’s Newsroom

A Daily Humanity case study by independent researcher Hanna Hrytsenko examines how RFE/RL’s Ukrainian newsroom made HEAT/HEFAT certification mandatory — and what it changed for safety culture and teamwork.

READ CASE STUDY
Humanitarian mission operators spotted drones during the helicopter training.
Training

Drone Safety Training Gives Journalists Better Chances of Survival

A Daily Humanity case study documents how FPV drone proliferation has rewritten frontline reporting in Ukraine — and how hands-on training is changing the way journalists survive it.

READ CASE STUDY
A moment of introspection for a frontline worker.
Case

Burnout Is the Norm, Not the Exception: New Research on Journalists' Mental Health in Ukraine

A Daily Humanity study of 122 Ukrainian media professionals finds 85% have experienced burnout, most lack newsroom support, and few access professional psychological help.

READ CASE STUDY
On the record

As seen in.

NYT
"

The instructing staff are very experienced and helpful, quantifying their teaching through practical exercises and scenarios.

Country Security Manager
DWOst
"

First HEAT training that truly reflects the reality of working near the front lines in Ukraine.

Max Zander
AFP
"

Everything is truly at a very high level — very well organized, informative, and professionally delivered.

Mykola Zavgorodniy
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