PFC Safeguards ESOC
The PFC Safeguards ESOC is a resource and operational fusion center for discerning clients requiring unique and specialized services. ESOC clients consists of Fortune companies and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, their families, security teams, and executive office who prefer a one-stop resource and ingenious protection solutions that affords safe navigation throughout a chaotic and ever-changing environment.
ESOC professionals are highly knowledgeable, well-practiced, resourceful, and follow a customer focused approach during every interaction.
For clients that demand security solutions and results without the guess work, ESOC delivers, saving time, money, and unpredictable outcomes.
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"Having worked with PFC Safeguards and ESOC for many years, I can say they are our most valued, go-to security partner. Their support is second to none and they’ve never let us down."
Justin B., Director of Security Multi-National Retail Corporation
Justin B., Director of Security Multi-National Retail Corporation
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Kidnapped From Home: Crypto CEO’s Shocking Experience
The recent kidnapping of the co-founder of a billion-dollar company from his home, and the severing of his finger for the extortion of money, highlights the case for executive protection services: At home, work, and while traveling.Read More
Nice Selfie… Now I Know Exactly Where You Are
In this article, we'll explore how to locate someone without any prior knowledge of their identity, background, or location—this is raw geolocating OSINT. To protect privacy, all faces in the examples have been blurred. I’ll explain the process step by step and provide examples to demonstrate these techniques. Additionally, we'll showcase how this can be done using just open-source information, such as a student's school selfie and content from the school’s social media page, to determine the student's location.Read More
Social Engineering Attacks
Humans are the most vulnerable aspect of cybersecurity because we are susceptible to Social Engineering. In this context, we define Social Engineering as a form of manipulation intended to cause users to give away sensitive information and gain control of an account or computer system to steal personal and financial information. Social Engineering occurs in multiple steps. First, research is conducted on the victim, gathering background information. This information is then used to gain the victim’s trust and cause the victim to reveal sensitive information when accessing accounts or systems.Read More
Case Study | UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting Brian Thompson
The tragic murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, has been a pivotal and eye-opening event for many. For the corporate world and our profession, this incident underscores the case for heightened vigilance and strategic preparation in response to rising threats. This month’s ESOC Advisor features a roundtable case study with contributions from our PFC Training Cadre, ESOC Intelligence Analysts, Academy of Protective Studies staff, and PFC Safeguards leadership. We encourage you to consider the key takeaways from this event and invite you to reach out for a discussion about the challenges your team may face supporting those at risk.Read More
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