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Enterprise
360 Privacy works with organizations to remove and monitor the personal information of executives, board members, and the personnel most likely to be targeted.
The Problem
How Personal Exposure Becomes Organizational Risk
An organization’s risk is increasingly carried by the personal information of its people. Executives, board members, and employees in finance, IT, and human resources can be identified through corporate websites, professional profiles, and press coverage, and data brokers link those names to home addresses, personal phone numbers, family members, and personal email accounts. That information gives an adversary a route around enterprise controls, whether the objective is a fraudulent wire transfer, access to systems, or pressure applied to an executive at home.
What Exposure Leads To
How We Help
A Program Built Around the Organization
Scoping
The organization determines who is covered, typically beginning with executives and board members and extending to personnel in roles that attract targeting.
Enrollment
Covered individuals are enrolled with a limited set of identifying details, coordinated with the security team and without the collection of sensitive records.
Removal & Suppression
Removal is pursued daily at the brokers that originate records, and search results are de-indexed in parallel.
Monitoring and Escalation
Dark web, breach, and social sources are monitored for exposed information and credentials, and findings are escalated to the organization’s security team.
Program Reporting
Exposure and remediation across the covered population are tracked in the 360 Strata™ platform, with exportable reporting for security leadership.
Featured Resources
The Security Leader’s Playbook for Getting to Yes
Security leaders present technically sound risks that are acknowledged, discussed, and deferred across planning cycles. Not because the threat is unclear, but because it is framed in terms of exposure rather than consequence. Executives do not act on risk alone. They act on what that risk means for continuity, revenue, and enterprise value. When that translation is missing, alignment stalls. When it is clear, action follows.
2026 Annual Digital Exposure Report
The people with the most to protect are often the easiest to find.
Cybersecurity in the Boardroom: The Need for Digital Privacy Expertise
The topics of “cybersecurity” and “digital privacy” have been attracting major headlines since the SEC’s Proposal in March 2022, whereby public companies (and investment firms’) Boards of Directors share the burden of cybersecurity supervision, compliance, and risk mitigation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most programs begin with executives and board members and extend to personnel whose roles make them likely targets, such as finance, IT administration, and human resources. Coverage can be expanded as the organization’s needs change.
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.
Visibility is defined during onboarding, with access granted to designated members of the security team.
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Every point of data is a point of entry.
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