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CIS Lebanon Security Index™

A daily security index covering all 9 governorates, informed by 35+ years of professional security operations.

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TodayUpdated daily

September 7, 2026

0/100
Critical

Avoid non-essential travel and activities

CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX - September 7 2026

Today's Analysis

What today's reading means

⬆️ RISING — Overnight into Monday, Israeli strikes on the town of Kfar Rumman (Kafr Rouman), in the Nabatieh district, destroyed a three-story residential building, killing nine people including two infants and wounding five; a separate Israeli drone strike on a civilian vehicle in the same town killed two paramedics from the Islamic Risala Scout Association.

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National trend

30-day Lebanon Security Index trend
DateScore
August 9, 202675
August 10, 202674
August 11, 202674
August 12, 202673
August 13, 202674
August 14, 202672
August 15, 202678
August 16, 202691
August 17, 202685
August 18, 202679
August 19, 202673
August 20, 202671
August 21, 202669
August 22, 202664
August 23, 202661
August 24, 202655
August 25, 202656
August 26, 202662
August 27, 202674
August 28, 202674
August 29, 202668
August 30, 202664
August 31, 202657
September 1, 202677
September 2, 202690
September 3, 202676
September 4, 202674
September 5, 202675
September 6, 202680
September 7, 202690
Index Score Classifications

What each band means

Minimal
020

All clear — normal daily activities recommended

Low
2140

Safe operational conditions — maintain situational awareness

Medium
4160

Moderate risk — standard security measures apply

High
6180

Elevated risk — enhanced precautions required

Critical
81100

Avoid non-essential travel and activities

Methodology

How the score is produced

Information sources: verified incident reports, official security alerts, regional political and security developments, environmental factors, real-time CIS field data, and professional analysis. Published daily at 8:00 AM Lebanon Time.

What the assessment draws on

  • Verified incident reports
  • Official security alerts and advisories
  • Regional political and security developments
  • Environmental and infrastructure factors
  • Real-time CIS field data from active client sites
  • Professional analysis by CIS operations staff

What the Index is not

  • Not a prediction. It describes assessed conditions today, not what will happen tomorrow.
  • Not personal security advice. Your own risk depends on your location, profile, and movements.
  • Not an official or government source. It is CIS's professional assessment, published freely.
  • Not a substitute for emergency services. In an emergency, contact the competent authorities.

Correction protocol: material scoring errors are corrected and noted in the daily record.

Key Features
  • Daily Updates — published 8:00 AM Lebanon Time
  • All 9 Governorates — complete nationwide coverage
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  • Quantified Metrics — clear numerical assessments for informed planning

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