Protect the person beyond the enterprise perimeter.
Executives, athletes, public figures, family offices, and senior leaders carry a personal attack surface that corporate controls do not fully own: public records, data-broker profiles, family accounts, leaked credentials, social media, home networks, travel patterns, voice and likeness material, and the people around the principal.
What the program can cover
- Executive and immediate-family exposure baselining.
- PII discovery, validation, suppression/removal coordination, and recurrence monitoring.
- Credential, breach, impersonation, and synthetic-media exposure.
- Open, social, deep, and dark-web intelligence through authorized sources appropriate to the engagement.
- Personal account, device, home-network, and residential digital-hardening coordination.
- Protective-intelligence review of emerging threats, persons of concern, travel, and events.
- Countermeasure assignment, ownership, readiness verification, and reassessment.
Why operator-led matters
A digital signal can have a physical consequence. A residential address, public itinerary, family connection, impersonation attempt, hostile post, or compromised account should be evaluated against the principal’s real protective environment. Global Makarios is built to connect that signal to protective operations rather than hand the client another dashboard.
Outputs
Engagements can produce a baseline exposure assessment, prioritized remediation plan, recurring protective-posture report, immediate escalation briefs, vendor/action tracking, and a living record of what changed and what countermeasure followed.
How digital protection connects to physical security
An exposed home address, compromised account or impersonation attempt can affect the person beyond their screen. Our protective intelligence and executive threat assessment capabilities put digital findings into the principal’s operational context.
Who is Digital Executive Protection for?
The scope can support executives, family offices, athletes, public figures and their immediate families. It begins with the person’s exposure and protective priorities, then identifies actions, owners and review points.
Protect the decisions around the principal
Impersonation can target the assistant who approves an appointment, the finance colleague who receives a payment instruction or the family member who responds to an urgent call. A useful protection program considers those relationships alongside the principal’s own exposure.
Define a useful engagement
Define which requests require independent confirmation, who can authorize action and how an uncertain request is escalated. Align exposure reduction with procedures the people around the principal can actually use.
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