Unit 221B provides operational security (OpSec) assessments and training services tailored for high-profile individuals including executives, celebrities, professional athletes, online personalities, community managers, and influencers. The service offers regularly scheduled operational security assessments for organizations and individuals to evaluate their online risk presence. The investigative team performs threat assessments to evaluate the accessibility of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in public domains. These assessments aim to provide clients with an understanding of their risk potential for social engineering attacks and other threats. The service focuses on identifying how much personal information about clients is publicly accessible and what security risks this exposure creates. By analyzing the digital footprint and publicly available data, Unit 221B helps clients understand their vulnerability to targeted attacks and provides training to improve their operational security practices. The assessments are designed to be conducted on a regular schedule, allowing for ongoing monitoring of an individual's or organization's operational security posture over time. This service is part of Unit 221B's broader threat intelligence offerings.