Digital executive protection for security threats
The C-suite is 12x more likely to be targeted by cyber attacks than other employees (Verizon)
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The C-suite is 12x more likely to be targeted by cyber attacks than other employees (Verizon)
Request a free executive exposure assessment
Google and people-search (AKA people-finder) websites list dozens of details about all of us: addresses, emails, phone numbers, DOB, relatives, salaries, and now even political affiliations.
View the personal data supply chain infographic to learn how and why this happens.
Employees in leadership roles tend to have access to some of the organization’s most sensitive information. And a higher public profile. These factors make them a magnet for cyber and real-life crime. We’re talking BEC attacks, identity theft and other impersonations, harassment, stalking, and even in-person attacks.
Personal data exposed online provides fuel for crime.
Sources:
FBI’s IC3, Business Fraud Prevention, Deloitte, Verizon
Employers hold the responsibility to safeguard employees whose jobs put them at risk.
Removing exposure is imperative to keeping the C-suite, their families, other employees and the companies they work for safer.
Executive threat protection is a small investment that pays dividends.
14,000,000 +personal profiles removed
from the web since 2015