Valkyrie’s threat briefings provide clients with up-to-date information on emerging surveillance threats and vulnerabilities to help mitigate risks. Eavesdropping technology moves fast. A briefing gives decision-makers a clear, current picture of how they could be targeted and what to do about it, before anything goes wrong.
Who asks for a briefing
Boards and executive teams, principals and their family offices, security and compliance leads, and the people who work closest to them: assistants, household staff and crew. The content changes for each audience.
Topics we often cover
- Current listening devices, hidden cameras and trackers, and how they are deployed
- Risks from mobile phones, apps and connected devices
- Travel security: hotels, venues and vehicles abroad
- Insider threats and social engineering
- Simple habits that protect conversations and documents
Formats
Anything from a private one-to-one for a principal to a session for a wider team. Each briefing draws on what our TSCM, cyber and investigations teams are seeing in live cases.
Good moments to book one
Ahead of international travel, a transaction or a high-profile event; when new senior staff or household employees join; and after a suspected leak, when people need to understand what happened and how to prevent it.
Questions
How is a briefing different from training?
A briefing is a focused update on the threats relevant to you right now. TSCM training builds lasting skills across a team.
Can it be followed by a sweep?
Yes. Briefings often lead into a corporate, residential or vehicle sweep.
Arrange a briefing
Get in touch to discuss who should attend and what you need covered.
