DigitalStakeout Plans and Pricing

Stay ahead of escalating risks with flexible, pay-as-you-scale pricing that delivers maximum protection at a manageable cost. Don’t let budget constraints give adversaries the upper hand—spot external threats and risk events before they strike. Secure peace of mind now, and scale your defenses as needed to safeguard what matters most.

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Digital Executive Protection FAQs

What is Digital Executive Protection?

Digital Executive Protection is a proactive security service designed to safeguard high-profile individuals—such as corporate executives, public figures, or VIPs—from targeted online threats. It merges continuous monitoring, intelligence gathering, and preventative measures to mitigate digital risks that could escalate into reputational, financial, or physical harm.

How does the Data Broker Removal process work?

Our platform identifies personal and sensitive information listed on data broker websites and requests its removal. This reduces the amount of readily available data that threat actors can exploit for targeted harassment, social engineering, or other malicious activities.

What kind of Data Breach Alerts will I receive?

You’ll get immediate notifications if any protected executive credentials appear in known data breaches. This allows you to take swift action—such as resetting passwords or enabling additional authentication measures—before adversaries can exploit the compromised information.

How does Online Threat Monitoring protect the executive?

Our technology continuously scans social media, forums, news sites, and other digital platforms for content that indicates rising hostility, impersonation attempts, or reputational attacks. By identifying these narratives early, your security team can neutralize threats before they escalate.

What is Endpoint Visibility (DNS/DoH), and why is it important?

Endpoint Visibility allows you to monitor device and network activity, particularly at the DNS level, to detect signs of phishing attempts, malware communication, or other suspicious behavior. This visibility helps prevent unauthorized access and keeps the protectee’s devices secure.

Can you integrate with our existing security tools?

Yes. Through REST APIs and data exports, our platform seamlessly integrates with your current cybersecurity tools, SIEMs, or other security infrastructure. This ensures a comprehensive, unified view of threats and streamlines your incident response workflow.

How do Global Risk Alerts help with travel and event security?

Global Risk Alerts provide real-time intelligence on emerging geopolitical risks, regional crises, and local threats. Having advanced notice of such conditions empowers decision-makers to modify travel routes, alter event locations, or implement enhanced security protocols to ensure the executive’s safety.

What level of customization can we expect?

Our platform adapts to the unique digital footprint of your high-value individuals. You can tailor threat categories, alert thresholds, and integration parameters to meet specific protection needs, ensuring the solution evolves along with the executive’s shifting digital landscape.

How often is threat intelligence updated?

Intelligence is continuously refreshed using our integrated feeds, data partnerships, and automated discovery tools. This ensures real-time updates and on-demand access to current threat information, allowing your team to maintain an always-prepared defensive posture.

Choosing the Right Number of Executives to Protect

Determining how many of your organization’s leaders require digital executive protection depends on the risk profiles of each individual and the broader threat landscape that they face. Not every high-level staff member has the same exposure, influence, or adversary interest. Some may be more targeted due to public visibility, involvement in strategic initiatives, or control over critical assets.

Assessing Individual Risk

Begin by examining each executive’s online presence, public influence, and the sensitivity of their role. Consider whether they engage regularly in public-facing activities, manage high-value intellectual property, or oversee key strategic decisions. These factors can heighten their profile as potential targets for cyber attacks, identity theft, impersonation, or personal harassment.

Evaluating Threats and Vulnerabilities

Review any known risks, such as past incidents of social media impersonation, attempted account breaches, or hostile narratives circulating online. The nature and frequency of these threats help clarify which executives are most at risk and require advanced protection measures.

Scaling Based on Organizational Exposure

Organizations undergoing major transformations—like mergers, acquisitions, or market expansions—often see an uptick in targeted threats. If your leadership team’s visibility or decision-making impact is growing, scaling the number of protected executives might be prudent to preempt adversarial interest.

Adjusting Over Time

Threat landscapes evolve as business conditions change, public visibility shifts, or new adversaries emerge. Regularly re-evaluate how many leaders need protection. You might start with a core group and expand the coverage as you gain more insight into threat dynamics.

Not Sure Where to Start?

If you’re uncertain about how many executives should be included or what level of coverage they need, we’re here to help. contact us to discuss the option of performing a dedicated assessment engagement. Our team can help you understand the breadth and depth of threats and vulnerabilities facing your leadership. With a clearer picture, you can make confident, informed decisions about how to allocate digital protection resources across your executive team.

Mentions: Monthly allowance of automated discoveries by Scout. | Searches: Monthly allowance for querying an on-demand discovery tool.

How to Pick a Extended Threat Intelligence Pricing Plan

1. Items to Track (Topics, Brands, People, Places, Products)

What it means: Consider all the specific topics, brands, people, products, or locations you need to monitor for risks or threats. This includes anything from competitor brands, key influencers, or emerging trends to critical assets like product names or specific locations.
Why it matters: The more items you need to track, the more monitoring feeds you’ll need to set up. Each additional feed requires more resources, so tracking a larger number of items typically means you’ll need a higher-tier plan to support that volume of data.

2. Content Volume (Amount of New Information)

What it means: Think about how much new content is being generated each day related to the items you are monitoring. For example, how often are social media mentions, news articles, blog posts, or customer reviews being published about your tracked topics or brands?
Why it matters: A high volume of daily content means there’s more information to process, analyze, and filter. The more content there is to track, the more robust your plan needs to be in terms of processing power and data storage. If your monitoring involves large amounts of content, you’ll need a higher plan.

3. Number of Users (Team Size)

What it means: Determine how many team members will need to use the monitoring tool. Do you have a small team, or will multiple people (across departments like security, marketing, risk management, etc.) need access to the platform?
Why it matters: More users require additional licenses or access points. If multiple people need access to the tool, a higher-tier plan will allow you to scale your team’s usage, ensuring everyone can collaborate and access the data they need.

4. Research Frequency (How Often You Need On-Demand Data)

What it means: How often will your team need to run queries or access on-demand data using DigitalStakeout’s tools (e.g., People Search, Breach Search, Website Search, etc.)? Will you need to conduct frequent investigations or just occasional research when necessary?
Why it matters: The more frequently you use DigitalStakeout’s on-demand tools, the higher your plan allowance should be. Higher-tier plans allow for more frequent queries and access to these tools, providing you with quicker, more detailed insights as needed—whether that’s real-time data or deeper investigations.

Choosing the Right DigitalStakeout Plan:

To choose the best plan, consider the combination of:

The number of items (topics, brands, people, etc.) you need to track.
The volume of new content generated daily.
The size of your team and how many users will need access.
How often you need research and data for ongoing insights and investigation.

If you need help determining which plan best fits your needs, contact us to guide you in selecting the most appropriate solution for your business.