The Principal's Human Warning Network: A Working Map
CB-293 argued that protection fails when the first person who sees a threat is not connected to the person who can stop it. This annex asks how a household closes that gap: who notices what, who hears it and how fast, which instructions always get checked, and how the path is rehearsed. Built from the brief's five questions and ObscureIQ casework practice. For family offices, security leads and principals.
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How it happens
Approach through the circle
The adversary reaches a principal through staff, family, advisors or friends who hold access or trust.
More on deceive and engineer →- Defender failureWarning path failure. Warning signs reach people who cannot act, or monitoring watches the wrong signals, so a threat is missed before it acts.