Private security

Who it is for

• Individuals and families
• Public figures
• Relatives of fraud victims
• People who have lost contact with someone close

When it is needed

• Threats are being made or someone is being persistently followed.
• Someone close has been drawn into a fraud scheme.
• You need to find a person — a relative, a witness, a debtor in hiding.
• Personal data has ended up in the open.

Risks it addresses

• Fraud and social engineering
• Threats and harassment
• Leaks of personal data
• An unsafe environment for children and elderly relatives

What it includes

• Confidential personal security consultation
• Locating people: missing persons, lost relatives, debtors in hiding
• Protecting personal information and digital hygiene guidance
• Screening household staff: nannies, drivers, assistants
• Working through a fraud incident and what to do next

How it runs

1. The first conversation is confidential and commits you to nothing, often by phone.
2. We assess whether the threat is real and whether the police should be involved.
3. We propose a sequence: what to do today, what to do this week.
4. Where needed, specialists from the network are brought in.

The result

Clarity about what happened and a plan you can follow without being a security professional yourself.

Boundaries and confidentiality

We do not follow people, do not collect private-life information about third parties and do not take on work intended to pressure or harass anyone.