Domains & Vectors
Threats don’t stay in a single lane.
Neither do we.
Domain 1
Physical Facilities, Infrastructure & Locations
Why it matters now
Your facilities have already been reconnoitered: floor plans sit in permit databases, badge photos on LinkedIn, rooftops on satellite view, and hobby-grade drones over the fence line. Physical intrusion has quietly converged with cyber. The door controller is a computer, and the computer opens doors. Every digital defense you own assumes the building holds.
Engaged through Offense· Evaluations· Defense & Response
Domain 2
AI
Why it matters now
Organizations adopted AI faster than anyone could secure it. Sensitive data flows into models, agents act with real permissions, and the same tools power synthetic identities and automated social engineering at scale. AI is simultaneously your newest attack surface and your adversary’s newest capability. It must be defended, and defended against.
Engaged through Fractional Software Security· Evaluations· Defense & Response
Domain 3
Construction
Why it matters now
A facility is compromised long before it opens. A foreign-directed subcontractor, a substituted component, a fixture that arrives with more inside it than the drawing shows, and a sensitive building carries a collection capability for the life of the structure. We protect projects, sites, and supply chains from design through commissioning, so that what gets built is what was drawn.
Engaged through Infrastructure & Supply Chain· Investigations & ISR· Evaluations
Domain 4
Personnel & Insider Threats
Why it matters now
The workforce is distributed, badge-light, and reachable. Adversaries recruit insiders in the open now: a message on LinkedIn, payment in crypto, a first task that seems harmless. Most organizations can describe their external attack surface in detail and their internal one not at all. The person is the perimeter.
Engaged through Investigations & ISR· Evaluations· Training
Domain 5
Cyber
Why it matters now
AI has collapsed the cost of a competent attack. What once took a team now takes a prompt. Ransomware runs as an industry with customer service. Meanwhile, the defenses most companies bought were designed for the previous era, and the gap between attacker tempo and defender staffing is the widest it has ever been.
Engaged through Defense & Response· Offense· Fractional Software Security
Domain 6
Biological
Why it matters now
The health data, genetic information, and biological privacy of prominent people are more exposed than they realize, and the last few years proved how quickly a biological event reorders everything else. Biosecurity readiness has moved from a government concern to a family-office line item.
Engaged through Evaluations· Personal & Family· Privacy & Sanitization
Domain 7
Signals & Spectrum
Why it matters now
Everything you carry emits, and listening has never been cheaper. A thirty-dollar radio intercepts what once required a government van; coin-sized trackers ride vehicles for weeks; meeting rooms leak in spectra nobody checks. If you have never surveyed what you broadcast, someone else may already have.
Engaged through Training· Evaluations· Forensics & Collection
Domain 8
Anti-Surveillance
Why it matters now
Being followed no longer requires followers. Camera networks, license-plate readers, purchased location data, and commercial spyware watch continuously and forget nothing. Detecting surveillance, physical and technical alike, has become a discipline again, and the people who need it most are usually the last to know they do.
Engaged through Training· Privacy & Sanitization· Investigations & ISR
Domain 9
Travel & Logistics
Why it matters now
Wrongful detention is a documented state tactic, kidnapping remains an industry, and a region can destabilize between booking and boarding. Borders now read devices as thoroughly as passports. Movement is the moment of maximum exposure, yet most itineraries are planned as if it were the safest part of the week.
Engaged through Logistics & Recovery· Privacy & Sanitization· Training
Domain 10
Sovereignty
Why it matters now
Jurisdictions increasingly weaponize what they control: data residency, asset access, travel, even status itself. Individuals and companies are discovering that their lives and operations depend on legal systems they do not influence and cannot predict. Contingency across borders is the new diversification.
Engaged through Evaluations· Privacy & Sanitization· Bespoke
Domain 12
Financial
Why it matters now
A convincing voice on a video call now moves eight figures. Deepfake-authorized fraud, crypto extortion, and short-and-distort campaigns treat your treasury and your reputation as a single target. Financial attack has become an information attack, and the controls in most organizations haven’t caught up to that fact.
Engaged through Investigations & ISR· Defense & Response· Evaluations
Domain 13
Personal, Family & Pattern of Life
Why it matters now
Data brokers sell the school run. A determined stranger can assemble your family’s routine in an afternoon from purchased data and a teenager’s social feed, and the climate around prominent individuals has grown demonstrably more dangerous. Pattern-of-life exposure is the map every adversary starts with. Take the map away.
Engaged through Personal & Family· Privacy & Sanitization· Investigations & ISR
Domain 14
Disaster & Emergency
Why it matters now
Grids strain, storms strengthen, and emergency services plan for the median event, not yours. In the first seventy-two hours of a real emergency, families and organizations operate alone. Preparedness is what separates an inconvenience from a catastrophe, and it cannot be purchased after the sirens start.
Engaged through Personal & Family· Evaluations· Logistics & Recovery
Exposure rarely arrives
one domain at a time.
The engagements that matter cross three or four of these at once. Tell us where it hurts, or where you suspect it might, and we’ll map the rest.
Domain 11
Social Media
Why it matters now
A fabricated video, a coordinated narrative, an executive impersonation: reputational attacks now move faster than any communications team, and markets react before facts arrive. Online hostility also precedes physical incidents often enough that ignoring it is itself a security decision.
Engaged through Investigations & ISR· Privacy & Sanitization· Defense & Response