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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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September 28, 2026

0/100
High

Elevated risk — enhanced precautions required

CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX - September 28 2026

Today's Analysis

What today's reading means

EASING — 80/100 (HIGH), down from 84. No new cross-border exchange was located in the sources reviewed. Salam presses for an Israeli withdrawal timetable; US–Iran signals conflict. CIS steps down to Level 5 and corrects two points from the previous edition.

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National trend

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Index Score Classifications

What each band means

Minimal
0–20

All clear — normal daily activities recommended

Low
21–40

Safe operational conditions — maintain situational awareness

Medium
41–60

Moderate risk — standard security measures apply

High
61–80

Elevated risk — enhanced precautions required

Critical
81–100

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
  • Operationally Grounded — rooted in CIS's live field operations
  • Quantified Metrics — clear numerical assessments for informed planning

Simplified geometric map; boundaries are illustrative, not cadastral.

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CIS LEBANON SECURITY INDEX - September 16 2026

⬇️ EASING (MODESTLY) — President Joseph Aoun told AFP in an interview published Wednesday that Lebanon wants a new international force — potentially from Europe or elsewhere — to prevent a security "vacuum" in the south when UN peacekeepers (UNIFIL) withdraw at the end of this year, describing any such force as "temporary until the Lebanese army can deploy." More significantly, Aoun said he wants a security agreement with Israel "primarily to end the state of hostility and the deployment of the army on the border," explicitly framing it as a possible prelude to a full peace agreement, while stressing "we cannot jump directly to a peace agreement." He also reaffirmed his determination to disarm Hezbollah "without a confrontation." CIS regards this as the most substantively forward-looking diplomatic statement it has recorded from Lebanon's presidency in this entire cycle — a step beyond the "no new talks at present" posture Aoun held as recently as Saturday, toward an actual, if still preliminary, articulated roadmap.

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