A personal digital exposure assessment covering data breaches, dark web exposure, and what is publicly discoverable about you.
Most individuals have accumulated years of digital exposure without ever taking stock of it: old accounts caught in data breaches, personal information sitting with data brokers, a public footprint larger than they realise. This becomes materially more important for individuals who are more visible, higher net worth, going through a divorce, or otherwise at elevated personal risk, where exposed information can be used against them directly. Individuals with a genuinely public profile, business leaders, public figures, high-net-worth principals, carry an additional layer most people never have to think about: their movements, their family, and their financial position are all more discoverable than they realise, and all potential material for impersonation, extortion, or targeted harassment.
A structured personal digital exposure assessment covering data breach history, dark web exposure, and your publicly discoverable footprint, with practical, prioritised recommendations to reduce exposure. Where the subject carries a genuinely public profile, an executive tier extends the same assessment to reputational exposure from adverse media, impersonation and doxxing risk across web and social platforms, and physical or family risk indicators visible from publicly available information.
Data breach history connected to your email addresses and accounts
Dark web exposure of personal information and credentials
Your publicly discoverable digital footprint, mapped and assessed
Data broker listings exposing your personal information
Executive tier: reputational exposure from adverse media and public commentary
Executive tier: impersonation and doxxing exposure across web and social platforms, and physical or family risk indicators from publicly discoverable information
Practical, prioritised recommendations, not just a list of findings
Lawful open-source and dark web research into your defined digital footprint, cross-referenced against known breach and data broker sources. Where the executive tier applies, this extends to research against recognised targeting patterns relevant to high-profile individuals, with every finding verified by a named analyst before it is reported.
Individuals going through a divorce or dispute, higher-net-worth individuals, business leaders and other high-profile principals, and anyone who has experienced harassment or feels their personal information is more exposed than they would like.
The report identifies where your information is exposed and provides practical, prioritised recommendations. Some actions, like data broker opt-outs, can be actioned directly; others may require follow-up support.
Those services are instructed by organisations assessing exposure as a corporate risk, for the business itself or for a named executive on the business's behalf. This profile is instructed personally, by or for the individual themselves, and takes a personal and family view rather than a corporate one.
It is for business leaders, public figures and high-net-worth individuals whose public profile creates a broader kind of exposure: reputational risk from adverse coverage, impersonation and doxxing, and physical or family risk visible from public information. Scope is confirmed at the outset rather than assumed.
Yes, this is a common route for the executive tier, with family offices instructing on behalf of a principal, provided appropriate authority is confirmed at the outset.
The executive tier assesses physical and family exposure risk that arises from publicly discoverable information. Where dedicated close protection or physical security services are needed, we can advise on appropriate specialist referrals.
Yes, through our Digital Identity & Threat Monitoring subscription, which continues watching for new exposure, at standard or executive tier, after this initial assessment.
Yes. Findings are seen only by the analyst assigned to your matter, with particular discretion for the executive tier given the sensitivity involved for high-profile individuals.
Scope can be narrowed to a specific concern, a particular email address, a suspected breach, on your scoping call, rather than always running the full assessment.
Every enquiry is reviewed by an analyst and routed to a scoping call, a fixed fee is confirmed in writing before any work begins.