Executive and company monitoring
Continuous review of social platforms, open-source reporting, and emerging narratives tied to named executives, family members, brands, and locations.
Protective intelligence, on subscription
SentinelIQ is Google Alerts for your CEO—operated by security professionals who assess risk, filter noise, and escalate what matters.
Built for executives, family offices, and lean corporate security teams.
What to expect
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Analysts validate signals and add context before an alert reaches your team.
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Monitoring stays focused on lawful, relevant open-source information.
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Urgent developments are separated from routine reporting and elevated promptly.
Continuous coverage
SentinelIQ turns fragmented public signals into a clear operating picture for the people and places you protect.
Continuous review of social platforms, open-source reporting, and emerging narratives tied to named executives, family members, brands, and locations.
Relevant mentions are evaluated for intent, capability, proximity, and credibility. Material changes trigger concise escalation—not a flood of links.
Decision-ready briefs cover destination risk, local disruptions, venue exposure, planned demonstrations, and other conditions that may affect movement.
Weekly intelligence summaries reveal patterns over time, while quarterly executive risk assessments translate exposure into practical priorities.
Monthly plans
Begin with a focused monitoring brief or extend SentinelIQ across multiple principals, locations, and security stakeholders.
Essential
Core monitoring for one principal or organization, with weekly summaries and material threat alerts.
$499/month
Executive
Expanded monitoring, immediate escalation, travel-risk briefs, event assessments, and quarterly executive risk reviews.
$1,500/month
Enterprise
Custom monitoring for multiple principals, business units, campuses, or global locations with tailored reporting and escalation protocols.
$3,500–$7,500+per month
Executive Exposure Score
Request a complimentary assessment using an executive’s name, company, and city. We’ll outline visible exposure and the monitoring approach that fits.