Executive Enterprise Risk & Alignment Audit
Comprehensive organisational & leadership risk assessment

Core Services
Enterprise vulnerability audits (executives, board, footprint)
Alignment of corporate risk, security, and compliance posture
Insider threat & external attack surface analysis
Political donations, litigation, affiliations review
Executive vetting & global reach assessments
Target Audience
Example Deliverables
Large enterprises
Police and Intelligence Agencies
Boards & senior leadership
Government & critical national infrastructure
Enterprise risk report (strategic, operational, reputational, cyber)
Executive vulnerability assessments
Organisational footprint & adversary use-case mapping
Board-level recommendations & mitigation roadmap
Service Detail
The Executive tier represents the most comprehensive form of assessment, designed for organisations and leadership teams exposed to significant operational, reputational, and personal risks. At this level, we provide a strategic audit that aligns enterprise-level risk exposure with board and executive vulnerabilities.
The service begins with mapping the organisation’s leadership structure and visible corporate footprint, including technology stacks, domains, physical office exposure, and supplier dependencies. Publicly available material such as floorplans, office walkthroughs, or RFID badge imagery is identified to demonstrate how adversaries may exploit operational details during reconnaissance.
Executives and board members are individually profiled through deep OSINT reviews. This includes identification of residential addresses, property records, and trust ownership, as well as personal phone numbers and emails linked to social media or breach data. Family ties, hobbies, and travel patterns are mapped where discoverable, showing how these details could be used for social engineering or targeted harassment. Political donations, litigation involvement, and historical media presence are catalogued to reveal reputational flashpoints and adversary narratives.
Social media content is examined for evidence of personal habits, family activity, vehicles, or high-value assets that adversaries could exploit. Historical data such as yearbook images, deleted blogs, and outdated accounts are recovered to demonstrate how long-forgotten material can still create attack vectors.
The final report is structured as a board-level deliverable, providing a holistic view of enterprise risk exposure that combines cyber, physical, reputational, and personal vulnerabilities. It offers adversary-perspective mapping: showing how an attacker, journalist, activist, or disgruntled insider might target the organisation or its leaders. The assessment culminates in a mitigation roadmap that aligns corporate governance, security operations, and personal risk management into a coherent strategy.
This tier is designed for multinational corporations, critical national infrastructure, political parties, and organisations with high-profile leadership teams. It provides both a granular view of vulnerabilities and an executive-level narrative of how those weaknesses could translate into strategic risk.
