Protective intelligence for named individuals.
Threats against executives don't usually start with a credible incident. They start with a name surfacing in a dark-web thread, a personal address showing up in a doxing post, a deepfake circulating in a forum. Executive Threat Protection watches the surfaces where these signals first appear, scoped to your protected list.
Continuous coverage scoped to a defined protected list.
Physical-security teams, executive-protection vendors, and protective-intelligence functions all run this workflow. The question they answer: is anyone on our protected list being targeted right now, and where is it surfacing? Pre-Deepinfo, the answer typically comes after a credible incident escalates. Post-Deepinfo, the answer comes from real-time monitoring of the surfaces where targeting signals appear first.
Coverage includes direct mentions in dark-web threads and paste sites, doxing-class PII exposure (home addresses, family members, financial details, travel patterns), and impersonation indicators (fake social profiles, fraudulent email accounts, deepfake content). Each detection includes severity assessment and escalation indicators.
Outcomes: threat indicators surface in time for protective response; doxing campaigns caught and routed to takedown; impersonation accounts removed before they can run fraud or disinformation campaigns.
Three monitoring angles, one protected list.
Direct mentions in dark-web sources. Doxing and PII exposure detection. Impersonation indicators across social platforms. All scoped to a defined protected-individual list with custom identifiers.
Direct mentions.
Names, personal addresses, phone numbers surfacing in dark-web threads, paste sites, leak channels. Distinguishing professional context from threat context is part of the relevance scoring.
Doxing and PII exposure.
Personal data exposure: home addresses, family member names, financial details, travel patterns. Data that could enable physical-world targeting.
Impersonation indicators.
Fake social media profiles, fraudulent email addresses, deepfake content. Cross-references with Brand Risk Protection's social media and brand-impersonation monitoring.
Escalation routing.
Detections route to physical-security teams, executive-protection vendors, or your existing protective-intelligence workflow. Escalation signals (e.g., same individual mentioned in multiple threat-context posts within 24 hours) flagged for accelerated response.
Customers protecting named leadership.
A defense manufacturer
Executive Threat Monitoring integrated with sector-specific actor intelligence for nation-state targeting.
Read the storyAn international pharmaceutical company
Executive threat protection for scientific leadership during high-visibility periods.
Read the storyMedia and Publishing
Journalist and editorial-leadership protective intelligence with doxing and impersonation monitoring.
Read the industry“Threats against our executives surface across dark-web mentions, doxing posts, and impersonation accounts. Having one continuous protective intelligence stream replaced a manual process that always lagged.”
Related use cases.
Catch exposed credentials before the takeover.
Account takeover and corporate-environment compromise both start the same way: a credential surfacing somewhere it shouldn't.
See use case USE CASECatch fake brands before customers do.
Brand impersonation runs continuously across domains, social accounts, mobile apps, and search results.
See use case USE CASESee your data in the underground before customers see it on the news.
Brand mentions, credential dumps, and infrastructure references in dark-web channels typically precede public news by weeks.
See use caseSee if your executives are currently being mentioned.
Book a demo. We'll scope monitoring to your executive list and walk through escalation routing with your protective team.