Personal Cybersecurity for Executives & Founders

Your company spends heavily to defend its networks, and that spending shapes attacker behavior in a way few executives appreciate: it redirects the attack toward you. The personal email account that holds fifteen years of correspondence, the home network the board packet was read on last night, the family iPad on the same Wi-Fi, the assistant who manages both calendars from a personal phone — none of it is behind the corporate perimeter, and all of it touches the same matters the corporation guards so carefully.

The attacks that follow are patient and personal. A spoofed message from your CFO arrives on the weekend, to your personal address, about a transaction that is genuinely in motion. A recruiter's note carries a document built for your machine. Whoever studies you learns the rhythm of your deals, your travel, your family — most of it from public records and data brokers — and then uses that fluency to sound exactly like someone you trust.

There is a second cost, easy to underestimate: an executive's personal compromise becomes the company's problem within hours — disclosure questions, counsel, sometimes the press. Protecting your private life is not separate from protecting the enterprise. It is the part of it that nobody has owned.

We work for you — not your employer, and not your employer's IT vendor. Findings, remediation and records of the engagement stay in your hands, with corporate security teams brought in exactly as far as you choose. For matters that touch the company, we coordinate cleanly with internal teams and counsel; for matters that do not, the company is never part of the conversation.