Security-grade governance
Boards should not learn about threats from the press.
Strategic companies now face state and non-state adversaries who target their people, technology, and decisions. BoardSignals trains boards and individual directors to see those threats, ask the right questions, and build the channels that make sure the board is told.
Learn the Compass
Eight bearings of threat, from state actors to the board's own blind spots. Red flags and the questions directors should ask.
Assess your board
24 questions, about 10 minutes. See where your board is exposed, reactive, managed, or resilient on each bearing.
Run a drill
Tabletop scenarios with timed injects and decision points. Use them live in a board session or solo.
Director track
Your personal security practices, and the questions to bring to your next board meeting.
Why now
The system won't always tell you.
When concerns involve the people who control the flow of information, they often never reach the board. The press, a regulator, or a whistleblower becomes the alarm instead. Security-grade governance means vetting beyond the org chart, regular threat briefings, independent channels to the board, and directors who are ready to act in the first 24 hours.