Roster exposure review
Every client scored on the same rubric, so you see the whole roster's risk in one view.
For agencies & management
If you manage talent, their exposure is your liability. One compromised client is a bad week. One compromised agency inbox is a bad year.
Talent managers sit on the most valuable credentials in the creator economy: brand contacts, payment details, and administrative access to dozens of accounts. Attackers have figured this out. The fake brand deal that used to land in a creator's inbox now lands in yours, addressed to the right person, referencing a real campaign.
Most agencies handle this creator by creator, with whatever each one has set up. We replace that with a single standard across the roster, applied once, reviewed quarterly, and reported to you.
What you get
Every client scored on the same rubric, so you see the whole roster's risk in one view.
Your own inboxes, shared drives, payment workflows and client-access patterns. The agency is usually the softer target.
Each client gets the full program, prioritized by risk and revenue. One contract with you, per-creator pricing, no procurement loop per talent.
Controls on every change to banking details, on both sides of a deal. The single most expensive scam in your industry, closed.
New client? They're hardened in the first two weeks. Client leaves? Access is handed back cleanly, documented, and off your liability.
To the agency, not the client. What changed, what we found, what's outstanding. Something you can show the roster and your insurer.
How it starts
Roster size, platforms, how your team touches client accounts today, and what keeps the partners up at night.
Written consent from the agency and each client we assess. We don't research people who haven\'t agreed to it.
Exposure scoring across the roster and the agency itself. Quiet, no client disruption.
A ranked view of where the risk sits and a proposal for the lockdown sequence. You decide the order.
Want the standard in print first? The Agency Standard (PDF) is free with a ShutOut account.
Begin
Make sure that trust is backed by something.