Company
Aprivé was founded on a simple but urgent conviction: the most accomplished individuals in the world deserve the same level of personal cybersecurity that protects nation-states, delivered with the discretion of a private bank.
Based in Boston, Massachusetts, we serve executives, family offices, athletes, and public figures across North America and Europe, protecting the people the world depends on.
01 · About Us
Aprivé was born from a gap in the market that no one was willing to fill honestly: the most prominent individuals in society, including executives, athletes, public officials, and entertainers, were being served by enterprise security tools designed for corporations, not people.
We built Aprivé to be different: a concierge-level service that combines the technical depth of a Tier-1 security operation with the personal attention of a private family office. Our clients don't manage their security; we do it for them, invisibly and completely.
Every engagement is governed by strict confidentiality. We never disclose client relationships, and our team operates under the same non-disclosure standards as private legal counsel.
Technology is our instrument, not our identity. We translate complex cybersecurity into clear, actionable protection without jargon, friction, or disruption.
Threats don't observe business hours. Our team monitors, responds, and fortifies your digital world around the clock, resolving issues before they reach your awareness.
No two clients share the same risk profile. Every protection plan is built from scratch and tailored to your devices, routines, exposure, and world.
THE ORIGIN STORY
Aprivé was founded in 2024 by a team of senior security operators who spent two decades inside Fortune 100 SOCs, government cyber units, and family offices. The same names kept reaching them privately, on personal phones, with the same problem. The enterprise was protected. The principal was not. The firm exists to answer that call properly.
BOSTON · FOUNDED 2024 · NAMED PARTNERS
Three former CISOs and a Treasury cyber unit veteran were already taking off-the-record calls from executives whose corporate security stacks could not reach into their homes. They formed Aprivé in Boston to do the work properly, with a single named analyst per principal, no ticket queue, and no offshore handoff.
Existing tools assumed the enterprise was the unit of protection. Aprivé built the opposite. The platform was designed from the principal outward, with identity, household network, devices, and travel as the four protected surfaces, each visible in one quiet dashboard reviewed by a named human.
Aprivé does not advertise its clients. The firm grew through introductions from wealth advisors, family office principals, and corporate general counsel who needed somewhere quiet to send the conversations they could no longer have inside the enterprise. The roster is private. The work is not negotiable.
THE FOUNDING PRINCIPLE
“The people we wanted to protect were not asking for software. They were asking for someone to pick up the phone.”
APRIVÉ FOUNDING TEAM · BOSTON, 2024
03 · Executive Team
Our leadership team brings together former intelligence analysts, private wealth managers, and elite security professionals, united by the belief that the people who shape the world deserve to live and work without fear of digital exposure.
IBM veteran and serial entrepreneur with 25+ years in enterprise security and digital transformation.
Former intelligence community technologist with deep expertise in threat detection and platform architecture.
Seasoned CISO with two decades of experience securing high-value targets across financial services and government.
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Aprivé's work protecting executives and high-net-worth individuals has been recognized by leading business and technology media.
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