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Ecosystem Exposure
Executive protection programs are built around the principal. Threat actors take the easiest route to them. 360 Privacy extends protection across the full ecosystem.
The Problem
The Accessible Path
Protective programs are built around the principal, but targeting starts wherever access is easiest. When the principal is well defended, the accessible route runs through a spouse, a child, an assistant, or an estate manager, each of whom shares an address, a surname, or a routine with the person at the center, and holds access the principal relies on. Being findable is what makes someone targetable, and the people closest to a principal are usually the most findable and the least protected. Reducing the principal’s exposure while leaving theirs in place keeps the route open.
Who the Ecosystem Includes
Why It Matters
How the Path is Built
Finding an executive’s family doesn’t take special tools or insider access. Most of what an attacker needs is already public, spread across press bios, school pages, and personal social accounts. A few searches are enough to piece it together, and each one builds on the last.
What We Do
Extending Protection Beyond the Principal
Scoping the Set
Your Account Manager, along with our Security Operations Center (SOC) works out who belongs in the program based on what each person shares with the principal, including an address, a surname, a property record, or access to a schedule.
Individual Enrollment
Each person is enrolled with their own profile. Enrollment requires a limited number of readily discoverable data points and no sensitive records, financial documents, or power of attorney.
Removal & Suppression
Every source holding information on each person is identified and actioned at the source. Entries naming several people are actioned once, and entries specific to one person are pursued individually.
Handled by Situation
A child, an adult relative with their own accounts, and a staff member each involve different sources and different approaches. Each is worked accordingly rather than run through a single template.
Ongoing Coverage
Scanning and suppression continue daily across everyone enrolled, with exposure visible across the program and individual detail available where it is needed.
Featured Resources
Keys to the Kingdom
Findability precedes targetability. Chris Wingfield examines how threat actors exploit the unprotected ecosystem around a principal, and what it takes to extend meaningful friction beyond the target.
The Overlooked Attack Surface: Protecting Executives’ Families from Digital Exposure
360 Privacy’s Ben Skean explains why protecting executives’ families is critical to security and how attackers exploit overlooked exposures.
Beyond the C-Suite Digital Protection
Building a Comprehensive Digital Executive Protection Strategy: Why It’s More Than Just the C-Suite In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, protecting high-level executives and key stakeholders within an organization is more critical than ever. While companies often prioritize cybersecurity measures for C-suite executives—such as the CEO, CFO, and CTO—there’s a growing recognition that other influential …
Frequently Asked Questions
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Children over 18 living within the principal’s household can be enrolled.
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