C3SA reduces the digital exposure of executives, board members and high-value personnel: exposed personal information, impersonation, credential theft, doxxing and targeted attacks that cross personal and corporate channels.
Map publicly exposed personal and professional information.
Detect fraudulent profiles, domains and social engineering infrastructure.
Identify exposed accounts, passwords and authentication data.
Monitor for sensitive personal information and hostile targeting.
Track relevant threat actors, campaigns and targeting signals.
Support takedown, containment, credential changes and risk reduction.
Services are scoped per protected person and can run as a one-time assessment or continuous monitoring.
A structured review of what can be found about each protected person, such as home address, family details, travel patterns, personal accounts and data-broker listings, that an attacker could use for social engineering or physical targeting.
What you get
Detection of fraudulent social profiles, lookalike domains and messaging accounts impersonating executives, which are often used for payment fraud and deepfake-enabled social engineering.
What you get
Monitoring for exposed passwords, session data and authentication material linked to protected persons' corporate accounts and, with their consent, personal accounts.
What you get
Monitoring for publication of sensitive personal information and hostile targeting, with escalation to physical security or law enforcement where appropriate.
What you get
Tracking of threat actors, campaigns and online discussion that target your leadership, including activity tied to events, travel or public controversy.
What you get
When exposure or targeting is found: takedown requests, credential changes, account recovery and containment, coordinated with your security, legal and communications teams.
What you get
Executives face threats that move between physical, digital and public-information channels. A leaked home address, a compromised personal email account or a convincing fake profile can be the first step toward fraud, extortion or physical risk, and none of them sit inside the corporate perimeter.
C3SA assesses each protected person's exposure, coordinates proportionate protective measures and sets clear escalation paths, drawing on its threat intelligence, dark-web monitoring and incident response capabilities.
Typically the executive team and board, plus others with authority to move money or access sensitive systems, such as finance leads and senior administrators. Family members can be included with their consent.
Only with the individual's informed consent and within an agreed scope.
It covers the digital side: exposure, impersonation and online targeting. Where a digital finding points to physical risk, C3SA escalates to your physical security team or provider.
Executives face threats that cross physical, digital and public-information channels.
C3SA assesses exposed personal information, impersonation, account compromise, and travel or event exposure, then coordinates proportionate protective measures and escalation paths.
An executive exposure assessment, prioritized protective actions and an incident escalation protocol.
