Personal devices and communications
Your phone, laptop and messaging apps give access to much of your digital life. We help you secure the tools you rely on every day and reduce the risk of unauthorised access.
Senior leaders operate across personal and professional worlds. As those boundaries continue to blur, cyber threats increasingly target the individual, their family and their trusted relationships.
Of chief security officers report a significant rise in threats of violence against their company's executives.
Of S&P 500 companies now fund personal security for their executives, up 48 percent since 2021 as doxxing moves into private life.
Lost to business email compromise in 2024, where attackers impersonate executives to authorise payments.
Today's executives operate across two interconnected digital worlds. While organisations invest heavily in protecting corporate systems, personal devices, home networks and online accounts often receive far less protection.
Personal devices, accounts and relationships often have fewer protections than corporate systems, making them an attractive target for cybercriminals. Attackers exploit these areas to gather intelligence, steal assets and build trust before launching broader attacks.
Executives regularly move between their personal and business lives. A compromise in one environment can quickly impact the other, exposing sensitive information, trusted relationships and business operations.
Attackers build a picture before they launch an attack. What appears harmless in isolation can become valuable intelligence when combined with other information.
Information is shared across devices, applications, social media and online services.
Attackers connect seemingly unrelated information to understand behaviours, interests and relationships.
Personal knowledge is used to create convincing communications, impersonations and fraud attempts.
The impact can extend beyond the individual, affecting family, finances, reputation and organisations.
The digital lives of senior leaders extend far beyond the office. We help secure the devices, accounts and environments that support modern life.
Your phone, laptop and messaging apps give access to much of your digital life. We help you secure the tools you rely on every day and reduce the risk of unauthorised access.
The people closest to you can also be exposed to cyber risks. We help bring the same level of protection to your household, reducing risk across shared devices, accounts and services.
Your name, position and public profile can be used to build trust with others. We help reduce the risk of impersonation, fraud and misuse of your identity.
AI tools are becoming part of everyday work. We help you use them safely, reducing the risk of sensitive information being shared, stored or exposed in ways you may not expect.
Travel, events and public appearances can increase visibility and create new security considerations. We help you prepare for those situations and reduce unnecessary exposure.
Information about you exists across websites, social media platforms, public records and data brokers. We help you understand what is visible and reduce unnecessary exposure where possible.
As leaders increasingly use AI tools for communication, research and decision making, sensitive information can be shared more widely than intended. Understanding how AI platforms handle information is becoming an important part of modern executive protection.
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The foundation
Devices, accounts and communicationsIdentity, fraud and impersonation protectionPrivacy and digital footprint managementConfidence in everyday activity, with reduced exposure to common and targeted threats.
Where risk often begins
Family members, accounts and devicesShared platforms and digital servicesPractical security guidance for the householdReduced risk across the people, technology and services that support your family.
For elevated exposure
Executive privacy and exposure reviewsIdentity monitoring and impersonation protectionGuidance for public-facing and leadership rolesGreater confidence and control in high-profile and high-responsibility positions.
When cyber and physical security intersect
Travel and event-related exposure reviewsOnline visibility and risk managementCoordination with existing protection teamsReduced exposure during periods of increased visibility and activity.
Beyond the individual
Family office systems and communicationsResidential technology and connected devicesSecurity assurance across private operationsConfidence that private operations, residences and household technology are properly protected.
Continuous oversight
Continuous monitoring and alertingProactive risk identificationAccess to trusted specialist supportProtection that adapts as your circumstances, technology and exposure evolve.
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