Intelligence and corporate asset security

Corporate intelligence and asset security: when risk is both physical and digital

Cybersecurity protects systems. Corporate security protects the entire business, including assets, information, people and reputation, from threats that do not remain online.

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The problem we solve

IT traditionally protects systems while physical security manages access, cameras and premises. Real threats such as organized crime, unfair competition, industrial espionage and insiders do not respect that divide.

An attacker can plant a microphone, exploit a disgruntled employee or use an executive’s online exposure without touching the corporate network.

Our service brings physical protection, strategic intelligence, counterintelligence and cybersecurity together across the organization.

Why this is a necessity, not an extra

Corporate security protects business continuity, talent, information and reputation. Frameworks such as NIS2 also include physical measures within risk management.

We prevent, deter, contain and respond to crime, terrorism, unfair competition, direct adversaries and insiders to reduce risk to assets and people.

Our services

Security studies

Identify and assess risks, vulnerabilities and threats to protect assets, processes, information and people.

Security audits

Evaluate systems, procedures and policies across critical assets, information, people and processes.

Outsourced security management

Integrated security supervision, effectively a CSO as a service, without a permanent internal team.

Counterintelligence

Internal investigations, digital forensics, legal support and TSCM electronic countermeasures.

Digital footprint

Analyze the online exposure of executives and staff, data leaks, risky links, privacy and resulting physical threats.

360º monitoring

Continuously monitor leaked data, credentials and physical or digital threats.

Brand Radar

Protect reputation using social listening, AI and data analysis to identify opportunities, trends and threats.

Counterintelligence and TSCM

  • Internal investigations into suspected fraud, ethical conflicts, disloyalty or other irregularities.
  • Collection, analysis and custody of digital evidence for legal proceedings or investigations.
  • Detection of hidden microphones, cameras, transmitters and unauthorized location trackers.
  • Reactive work following a credible concern and preventive sweeps in highly confidential environments.

Who is this service for?

  • Companies with public-facing executives exposed to espionage, extortion or smear campaigns.
  • Highly competitive sectors where projects, negotiations and proposals carry exceptional strategic value.
  • Organizations suspecting information leakage, internal fraud or disloyal behavior.
  • Companies subject to frameworks requiring physical security within risk management.
  • Any organization that prefers anticipation to reputational or asset damage.

Why work with us

Few cybersecurity teams can see systems, premises and the digital reputation of the brand and its leaders at the same time. We unite that view from the outset, so you do not have to coordinate disconnected providers.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions, answered

How do cybersecurity and corporate security differ?

Cybersecurity protects systems, networks and digital data. Corporate security extends protection to physical assets, people, reputation and sensitive information in any format.

What is TSCM and when is it needed?

Techniques for detecting and neutralizing hidden microphones, cameras and unauthorized surveillance. It is used after credible concerns or preventively in confidential environments.

Does counterintelligence make sense for a small company?

Yes, when it holds strategic information, suspects a leak or has exposed executives. Scope is adapted to actual size and risk.

What is an executive’s digital footprint?

Their information trail online. Poorly managed exposure can enable impersonation, extortion, social engineering and reputational harm.

Should physical security be in my cybersecurity plan?

It depends on the applicable framework, but standards such as NIS2 include physical security within risk-management measures.

We work for you, so you can stay focused on your business without worries or disruption.

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