A Sentinel Risk Group operator-led review of the publicly discoverable digital exposure surrounding an executive, an organization, or a mission-critical decision. Conducted with discipline. Delivered with clarity. Used to inform — not to alarm.
Request an Exposure-Awareness Review →An Authorized Exposure-Awareness Review is a structured, authorized examination of the digital footprint, breach exposure, and public-facing attack surface surrounding a defined subject — an individual executive, a designated key-personnel group, an organization, or a government program office.
SRG operators conduct the review using established open-source tooling and tradecraft, validate every finding manually, and deliver a written report that presents what was found, what it means, and what to do about it. The output is the Digital Risk Exposure Deliverable — a client-facing document used to inform leadership decisions, harden public posture, or anchor an executive-protection conversation.
The review is passive and authorized. All collection is limited to publicly available sources. No active probing, no covert collection, and no investigative techniques are used. The client signs an authorization at intake; SRG accepts each engagement at its sole discretion after operator review.
The Authorized Exposure-Awareness Review is most often commissioned in the weeks preceding a moment where public exposure carries real cost.
Every Authorized Exposure-Awareness Review covers the five domains below. Scope depth varies by tier; the framework does not.
The public-record and aggregated-data picture. Residential and contact aggregator listings, public directories, indexed personal details, professional-bio surface area, and historical artifacts that remain publicly retrievable.
Confirmed exposure within historical data breaches. Which breaches the subject's email or accounts appear in, what data classes were exposed, and whether any of that exposure remains operationally exploitable today.
Surfaced credentials, password hashes, and identity fragments on paste sites and aggregators. Identifies whether retired credentials remain present in publicly accessible dumps, and whether identity reuse extends current risk.
Public social-platform presence and the behavioral inferences a public observer can draw — patterns of travel, family connections, professional rhythm, geotagged content, and other operationally-relevant signal.
For organizational engagements: externally-visible infrastructure, exposed services, version-banner disclosure, and known vulnerabilities on internet-facing assets. Subject-specific scope confirmed at intake.
Every engagement closes with a structured, branded, operator-validated report. The deliverable is built to be read by leadership — not by analysts.
One-page narrative read by the principal. Posture, top exposures, recommended priorities — in plain language.
Each of the five domains receives an operator narrative plus a table of validated findings with source attribution.
Every finding rated against SRG's five-tier framework — Critical, High, Moderate, Low, Informational — with response windows.
Consolidated action items ordered by impact and urgency, mapped to specific findings, with effort and timeline annotations.
Tooling applied, collection scope, operator validation steps, and limitations — for the record and for any downstream review.
30-minute deliverable-walkthrough call with the operator. Questions answered, follow-on options discussed, engagement closed.
SRG declines engagements that fall outside the boundary. The list below is enforced at intake review and reaffirmed in the deliverable.
Sentinel Risk Group receives no compensation from software vendors, security providers, monitoring platforms, or technology manufacturers. No referral fees. No revenue share. No back-channel partnerships.
Every finding is based on observed exposure. Every recommendation is based on operational requirement. Every priority is set against your objectives — not a tool we are paid to recommend.
The cybersecurity industry runs on partnerships. Most advisory firms cannot tell you the truth about whether you need a tool — they get paid when you buy one. SRG does not.
When SRG recommends action, it is because the exposure warrants it. When SRG recommends inaction, it is because the exposure does not. The signal is not contaminated by commission.
Tier selection drives collection depth, deliverable scope, and consultation length. Final tier is confirmed during the pre-engagement consultation based on subject scope.
Submit a structured intake. SRG will review your request within one business day and respond with an approval or a respectful decline. No payment is requested before approval.
Request an Exposure-Awareness Review →The Authorized Exposure-Awareness Review is delivered through SRG’s protected methodology, operator judgment, review structure, and deliverable framework. Clients may use the deliverable for the authorized engagement purpose, but may not reverse engineer, resell, redistribute, or use SRG materials to develop a competing service, workflow, assessment, or platform.