Noble Guard SECURITY

Targeted. Researched. Preventable.

Physical threats have multiplied in method and diversified in actor type. The criminal who once relied on opportunistic targeting can now conduct detailed research on a target's assets, schedule, and security posture from a laptop.

Today's physical threat landscape includes:

• Targeted Violence – Fixated individuals who develop obsessive focus on specific executives or public figures
• Kidnap & Ransom – Organized criminal operations that treat high-net-worth individuals as revenue targets
• Ideological Attacks – Motivated actors targeting executives in sensitive or controversial industries
• Insider Violence – Current or former employees with grievance-driven threat pathways
• Routine Exploitation – Opportunistic crimes that leverage predictable schedules and unguarded patterns

Each threat type carries a distinct profile, a distinct pathway, and a distinct set of early indicators. A competent risk management program identifies and addresses them before an incident occurs.

Your Access, Your Schedule, Your Family,

All Searchable.

Executives are high-value targets in the cyber domain for converging reasons: they hold access to sensitive systems and financial infrastructure, they frequently operate with elevated access and reduced friction, and information about their lives is often available in open sources — making them easier to target both digitally and physically.

Digital threats that directly affect executive safety include:

• Doxxing – Intentional public release of private information including home address and family member identities, which can directly enable physical harm
• Spearphishing – Sophisticated social engineering attacks crafted to exploit executive authority and access
• Deepfake Impersonation – Convincing synthetic media used for fraud, reputational damage, or targeted manipulation
• Identity Theft – Financial exposure and a potential vector into organizational systems
• Digital Stalking – Monitoring of an executive's online presence and communications as routine pre-attack intelligence collection