Frequently Asked
Questions

Managed cyber threat intelligence supports attribution investigations, which helps to identify a bad actor and inform the response.

Yes. Findings can be shared with the family’s protective or security provider, and coverage addresses the digital exposure that their work relies on.

Findings can feed threat intelligence, executive protection, insider risk, and cyber defense workflows, and reporting can be exported for use in existing tools and briefings.

Yes. Anyone whose proximity to the principal creates targeting value can enroll in the same continuous program of monitoring, removal, and suppression.

Generally, no. Once data has been published or traded on the dark web, it cannot be reliably removed. Each finding is disclosed in full, along with the steps available to reduce the risk it presents.

Yes. Prior deeds, mailing histories, and relative associations continue to connect a former address to a current one, which is why legacy records are reviewed alongside new ones.

360 Privacy works under FAR-based procurement authorities. Contact our team for current contract vehicles.

Exposure reduction runs alongside them. The actor’s remaining access narrows, propagation is tracked as it happens, and every finding is documented with its source and data type for whoever needs the record.

Yes. Each finding is recorded with its source, the data involved, the action taken, and its current status, and reporting can be exported from the 360 Strata™ platform.