Executive Protection — Dhaka

Executive Cyber Security in Bangladesh

For family offices, political figures, C-suite leaders and private institutions whose exposure is personal, not just corporate. Assessed, architected and monitored under NDA.

The Gap

Corporate Security Stops at the Office Door

Your company may run a competent IT function. It does not cover the surfaces that actually get you compromised.

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The Residence

Home networks are built for convenience. Consumer routers, unsegmented smart devices and a guest Wi-Fi password that half of Dhaka knows are a standing invitation.

  • Enterprise firewalls and intrusion prevention at the residence
  • Segmentation isolating staff, guest, IoT and principal traffic
  • Continuous monitoring with escalation to a named analyst
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The People Around You

Attackers rarely target the principal first. They target the executive assistant, the driver, the household manager, the adult child with a public Instagram.

  • Device hardening for family, staff and close associates
  • Security awareness training pitched at non-technical staff
  • Coordinated protocols so one weak link does not undo the rest
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Your Public Footprint

Property records, company filings, leaked breach data and social media build a targeting dossier on you that anyone can assemble in an afternoon.

  • OSINT exposure mapping — we build the dossier before they do
  • Data broker removal and footprint reduction
  • Social media hardening across the family
Local Context

Why Bangladesh, Why Now

The regulatory floor is rising and the attack volume is already here.

In 2026 Bangladesh Bank issued its first sector-wide Cybersecurity Framework, Version 1.0 — a mandatory baseline for banks, non-bank financial institutions, mobile financial-service providers and payment operators, with compliance required by the end of 2026. It is the first time the central bank has issued a directive covering cyber infrastructure across the entire financial sector.

That framework exists because the pressure is real. Reporting on the sector describes Bangladeshi banks absorbing more than 400 cyberattacks a day, a substantial share originating outside the country. Meanwhile the Bangladesh cyber security market is projected to grow from USD 250.76 million in 2026 to USD 503.28 million by 2031, a compound annual growth rate of 14.95%.

For a family office or a private institution, the practical consequence is twofold. Your banking counterparties are being pushed to a higher standard and will increasingly expect the same of the entities they deal with. And the same attacker capability that is aimed at institutions is trivially redirected at individuals, who have none of the institutional defences and far more valuable access.

Sources: The Financial Express — Bangladesh Bank's 2026 Cybersecurity Framework; Bangladesh Pratidin — uniform cyber security framework; Daily Industry — rising cyber attacks on the banking sector; Mordor Intelligence — Bangladesh Cybersecurity Market.

Client Profiles

Who This Is Built For

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Family Offices

A small team holding wealth data, transaction authority and personal records, usually with no dedicated security staff. High value, comparatively soft, and increasingly well understood by attackers.

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Political Figures

Exposure is public by definition and adversaries may be well resourced. Communications integrity and OSINT reduction matter more here than anywhere else.

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C-Suite Executives

The corporate perimeter protects the company, not the person. Deepfake voice fraud and executive impersonation route around every control your IT team owns.

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Questions

Frequently Asked

What is executive cyber security?

Executive cyber security protects the individual rather than the corporate network. It covers personal devices, home and office networks, private communications, family members and household staff — the surfaces a corporate IT department does not own and cannot monitor. For high-profile individuals the attacker's target is usually the person, not the company perimeter.

Do you work with family offices in Bangladesh?

Yes. Family offices are one of our core client types. A family office concentrates wealth data, transaction authority and personal information in a small team that rarely has dedicated security staff, which makes it a high-value and comparatively soft target. We deploy network segmentation, hardened communications and continuous monitoring across the office and the principal's household.

Is your work covered by a non-disclosure agreement?

Every engagement is conducted under NDA. We do not publish client names, logos or case studies, and we do not confirm or deny relationships. Discretion is a condition of the work, not an add-on.

Where are you based?

Our Bangladesh office is at House 7/L, Road 3, Block G, Bashundhara R/A, Level 3, Dhaka. We operate with a distributed team across South Asia, the Gulf and Asia-Pacific, so monitoring and incident response run around the clock rather than on local office hours.

How does an engagement begin?

It begins with a confidential threat assessment: a full-scope review of your digital and physical attack surface, including OSINT exposure, device posture, network architecture and the people around you. The assessment produces a prioritised remediation plan. You are under no obligation to proceed beyond it.

Start With a Confidential Assessment

No obligation, no disclosure. We map your exposure and hand you a prioritised plan — whether or not you engage us to execute it.

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