Executives
Executive protection
We monitor the personal exposure of a person who accepted the invitation: private accounts and addresses, personal devices, identity impersonation, personal data in circulation. Executive protection monitors one person’s personal exposure, once they have accepted the invitation themselves: private accounts and addresses, personal devices, identity impersonation, personal data and home addresses in circulation; the person alone sees their profile.
The problem
An executive also exists outside the company: personal addresses, private accounts, personal devices, close circle. What circulates about them is used to impersonate them with their teams, target them at home or prepare an extortion. Their work mailbox is only the visible part. Leaks, stealer logs, forums and social networks make up the rest, monitored once the person has accepted the invitation themselves.
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What you see
Fictional data, for illustration only: no client, no real data.
What you get: this screen in your client area, refreshed at every synchronisation, with CSV and JSON export.
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One profile per person: score, exposure categories and timeline
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Exposed personal accounts, affected personal devices and detected fake profiles
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What is in circulation: addresses, phones, relatives, with source and date
How it works
Our answer in three steps
VesperID builds one exposure profile per person, once they have accepted the invitation themselves: exposed personal credentials and devices, impersonation, data and addresses in circulation. The person alone sees their profile and decides who else may access it; a single point of contact, complete discretion.
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The person accepts the invitation and declares themselves the identities, addresses and personal domain to monitor; the organisation only sees an aggregate state.
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All three channels feed the profile: leaks and stealer logs acquired by our partners, forums and channels followed by their analysts, social networks and the open web collected continuously.
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A dedicated analyst qualifies each signal and talks directly with the person or their assistant.
Where this data comes from
A person’s profile draws on all three channels: leaks and stealer logs for their accounts and devices, forums and channels for what is said or sold about them, social networks and the open web for impersonation and published data, always once they have accepted the invitation themselves.
Our sources in detailCross analyses
What the platform computes on top
This service’s data is crossed with the others’: here are the analyses that come out of it, all visible in the client area.
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Exposure profile
Six families per monitored person, once they have accepted the invitation themselves: credentials, personal data, doxxing, impersonation, devices, mentions.
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“Executive impersonation” impact
A chain that reaches an executive carries that impact and the “executive protection” playbook.
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“Executive” role in the cohorts
Executives’ identities are flagged as such in the employee analysis and prioritised accordingly.
What you receive
Executive protection
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Discreet alerts, on the channel the person chooses
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Up-to-date exposure profile in the client area
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Takedown requests for fake profiles and circulated data
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Quarterly review with the person and, if they wish, their leadership
Frequently asked questions
Does the company see the executive’s profile?
An aggregate state only: profile status, number of open detections, level and update date. The person alone sees the detail; they grant and revoke access to whoever they choose, member by member, and can end the monitoring at any time. VesperID support accesses it in a logged way, and the person sees those accesses.
Do you cover the family?
An adult relative can be covered by a profile of their own, under their own contract, and the organisation sees nothing of it. Minors are not monitored.
Is this physical protection?
No. We monitor digital exposure and what it makes possible; we gladly work with your security providers.
Request an exposure assessment.
One hour with an analyst, not a demo: what already circulates about your organisation, what to monitor, what is better left alone. Reply within one working day.
No public price list: bespoke offering, written proposal after scoping.