Security Threats Don't Stop at the Office: Why Executives' Families Need Training, Too

The article warns that attackers increasingly target executives indirectly by compromising family members and consumer devices—via impersonation, device compromise, phishing/smishing, SIM swapping, and reconnaissance (now accelerated by AI)—to gain access to corporate networks or coerce payouts; it emphasizes mitigation steps like MFA adoption (avoiding SMS), tighter home network/device hygiene, reduced digital footprints, and family security awareness.