Before someone targets a person, they research them. Where they live, their routine, their family, their finances, the names of their kids' schools. Almost all of it is sitting in public, scattered across data brokers, social media, property records, breach dumps, and old accounts nobody remembers. Most people have no idea how complete that picture is until someone assembles it.

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We assemble it first. Using the same open-source intelligence methods a threat actor would, we show you exactly what can be found about you or your organization, then help you take it down and stay ahead of it. You can't protect against exposure you can't see.

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What We Find

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A thorough open-source intelligence sweep pulls from everywhere an adversary would look:

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• Personal information exposed through data brokers and people-search sites

• Home address, property records, and location history

• Social media footprint and what it reveals about routine and relationships

• Family members, associates, and connections

• Email addresses, usernames, and credentials exposed in breaches

• Financial and business affiliations visible in public records

• Photos and metadata that reveal location or pattern of life

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Personal Threat Intelligence

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For executives, public figures, high-net-worth individuals, and anyone with a reason for concern, we build a complete picture of your digital exposure and what it means for your physical safety. This isn't a generic privacy scan. It's an adversary-perspective assessment of what someone targeting you specifically could learn, and how they could use it to find you, approach you, or impersonate you.

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Then we help you reduce it. Data broker removals, footprint reduction, and guidance on closing the gaps that matter most, so the picture an attacker can build gets thinner and harder to act on.

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Organizational Exposure

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The same applies to organizations. Your company leaks information that makes an attack easier, employee details, technology, facility information, vendor relationships, credentials in breach data. We map what your organization exposes publicly so you can reduce the attack surface before someone uses it.

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When the concern is specifically how that public exposure feeds a physical attack on your facilities, that work is part of our target assessments, where OSINT is the reconnaissance phase of modeling an adversary's approach.

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Investigations

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Beyond exposure assessment, we conduct open-source investigations where you need to understand a subject. Due diligence before a partnership or transaction, verifying someone's background or claims, understanding who's behind an entity, or attributing activity to a source. Findings are drawn entirely from open sources and documented so they hold up to scrutiny.

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Why This Sits Inside a Security Firm

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Plenty of services will run a privacy scan and hand you a list. What makes this different is context. Because we do physical security and penetration testing, we don't just tell you information is exposed, we tell you what an attacker would do with it. Which exposure enables a physical approach. Which credential leak opens a network. Which detail turns a stranger into someone who knows enough to get close. Exposure only matters in terms of what it enables, and that's the part we actually understand.

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What You Get

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• A complete report of what open-source intelligence reveals about the subject

• An adversary-perspective analysis of how that information could be used

• Prioritized exposure ranked by real risk, not raw volume

• Concrete reduction steps, including data broker removal guidance

• For investigations, documented findings drawn from open sources

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See What They Can See

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Tell us who or what you're concerned about, whether it's your own exposure, your organization's, or a subject you need to understand. We'll show you what's findable and what to do about it.

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