A family’s daily life — homes, staff, travel,
schools — has more doors than any one person can watch.
Exposure assessment
A methodical review of household, staff, travel, and digital footprint,
ending in a short list of what actually needs to change.
Wealth draws approaches: ventures, introductions,
offers that arrive warm.
Due diligence
Counterparties, prospective staff, and partners examined before they
are inside the perimeter — not after.
Most families learn of a threat from the incident itself.
Intelligence & monitoring
Quiet, continuous attention to the people, disputes, and situations that
could reach the family, calibrated to what genuinely matters.
In the first hour of a crisis, improvisation is expensive.
Contingency planning
Who calls whom, who speaks, who does not — decided in advance
and kept current.