Remote Intelligence
We collect publicly accessible information from digital channels, social media, public records, and online databases to identify personal details, behavioral cues, and vulnerabilities.
Executives, board members, and high-profile personnel face threats that extend far beyond the office. Adversaries (including state actors, organized crime, and investigative media) exploit digital footprints, personal routines, and human connections to build powerful intelligence for targeted attacks. Our Pattern of Life & Exposure Analysis offers a discreet, intelligence-driven assessment that reveals how exposed key individuals truly are and how an adversary might use that information to cause harm, influence decisions, or orchestrate attacks.
This engagement provides a highly sensitive, real-world simulation of the reconnaissance and targeting process used by sophisticated adversaries. We deploy advanced intelligence and tradecraft to produce insights unavailable from traditional security audits.
We collect publicly accessible information from digital channels, social media, public records, and online databases to identify personal details, behavioral cues, and vulnerabilities.
We develop credible adversary identities for testing interactions with the target or their associates, and engage through social platforms or indirect communication to test susceptibility to elicitation.
We assess how easily sensitive details can be extracted from the individual, family members, or personal staff, and identify conversational vulnerabilities exploited by skilled social engineers.
We explore how GPS devices, tracking beacons, or digital exploits could be used to monitor movements discreetly, and assess physical security measures against real-world tracking attempts.
We identify the network of people surrounding the subject (including friends, family, staff, and professional contacts) who might serve as alternate attack vectors or intelligence sources.
We assemble a complete intelligence 'target package,' demonstrating how an adversary could piece together publicly and covertly acquired data to plan a physical or digital attack.
Of executives have publicly exposed personal or family information that could be used for targeting or influence
Source: ZeroFox / 2024 Executive Threat Intelligence Report
Of high-net-worth individuals' home addresses, routines, or family details can be found through public records or online data brokers
Source: IntelTechniques / Michael Bazzell, 2023 Field Investigations Summary
Upon completion, you receive unfiltered insights into your true exposure and actionable steps to reduce risk.
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