PASRP Generator · StrongestLayer Threat Research

1. Organization context

Four fields. Sixty seconds. These together drive the regulatory floor, industry-specific defaults, and operational scale of your policy.

Organization name *

Organization type *

Industry *

Employee count *

2. Regulatory regimes

Multi-select. We pre-check the regimes your industry and org type usually trigger. Override anything that is not actually in scope. Regulatory obligations supersede policy preferences.

3. Anything elevating exposure right now?

Optional. Each box you check adds the corresponding high-risk window to Section 4 of the generated policy. Boxes you leave unchecked do not add windows the org does not need.

Recently funded (last 12 months) In active M&A discussions Recent leadership transition Recent breach disclosure Active litigation that materially affects communications

4. Composite risk tolerance

Pick one. This drives Section 3 positions across all six PDA categories. Override per category below if your posture varies by data class.

Conservative

Minimize public disclosure beyond what is required. Marketing visibility is secondary to attack-surface reduction.

Balanced

Disclose selectively: credibility and growth in, exclude what attackers most exploit.

Permissive

Standard enterprise practice. Marketing visibility, thought leadership, recruiting come first.

5. Anything you absolutely will not publish?

Optional. Pick from the three groups below, or add your own at the bottom. These show up as Specific Exclusions inside the relevant categories of the generated policy.

Critical financial and authority signals

Banking and financial institution relationships Outside legal counsel by name Approval thresholds and signing authority limits Active deal terms and pre-close M&A activity

Personnel and operations

Names and titles of operational staff in finance, HR, IT, AP Executive travel itineraries and conference schedules in advance Voice-cloning fuel: long-form executive audio and video

Technical and strategic

Internal technology stack (security tools, SaaS apps, identity provider) Customer names without explicit written permission Subsidiary and entity structure beyond regulatory minimum

Anything else (one per line)

6. Owner and effective date

These give the document a lifecycle. Without an owner and review cadence, a generated policy is a one-time artifact rather than a governance object.

Policy owner *

Default is CISO. Replace with name + title if known.

Effective date *

Review cadence *

Send the document

We will email you the Word document right after this. Use a corporate email address; the policy is org-specific and a free email provider is too low-signal for the recipient.

Your name (optional)

Email *

Generate your Public Attack Surface Reduction Policy in five minutes.