The executive treated as an attack surface
Your name, likeness and public statements are monitored with the same seriousness as the corporate brand, because that is where the campaign is aimed.
AI Uniti monitors the coordinated campaigns and synthetic media that target chief executives personally, giving you early warning and evidence you can act on rather than a clipping service.
Most enterprise security spending protects the organisation. Very little of it protects the person at the top of it, and that is where a growing share of coordinated attacks now land.
The pattern is consistent. A campaign targets the executive rather than the company, because credibility is easier to damage than infrastructure and harder to restore. Synthetic audio and video have made fabrication cheap, and a convincing clip does not need to survive scrutiny to work. It needs to circulate for two days while the organisation decides whether it is real.
By the time it reaches the board, the useful window has usually closed. The question at that point is no longer whether to respond but how to explain the delay.
Signal watches for coordinated activity targeting your name and likeness alongside the brand, and checks the media attached to it for signs of synthetic generation, in one workflow rather than two.
The behavioural layer answers who is acting together. The authenticity layer answers whether the content is real. Both matter, and they are more useful together than separately: a fabricated clip amplified by a coordinated network is a different event from a fabricated clip that nobody shared. See executive protection and deepfakes in meetings.
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Your name, likeness and public statements are monitored with the same seriousness as the corporate brand, because that is where the campaign is aimed.
Image, audio and video are assessed alongside the coordination evidence, so you learn whether a clip is fabricated and whether its spread was organic in the same place.
Signal detects the coordination pattern upstream, typically 6 to 12 hours before the volume becomes visible. That is the difference between deciding and reacting.
Platform takedowns, legal referrals and regulatory notifications all require showing coordination rather than asserting it. The evidence chain is built for that purpose.
They own the response, and they will do it better with evidence about who is coordinating. The detection question is separate from the messaging question.
You get the coordination evidence, the authenticity assessment of any associated media, and a briefing pack you can take to legal, to the platforms or to the board.
We analyse public activity about you on public platforms. There is no access to private accounts, private messages or personal devices.
The upstream detection window is typically 6 to 12 hours ahead of the volume spike, which is when the coordination is visible but the campaign is not yet loud.