We audit your company domain and your employees' personal data across the open web, then help you eliminate the exposure and keep it from returning.
No software to install. No commitment. Audit delivered within 24 hours.
We work entirely from publicly available sources — the same ones attackers use. You don't need to install anything or grant access to your systems.
Provide your company name, domain, and up to 3 employees (first name, last name, city and state). That's all we need — no passwords, no system access.
Takes under 3 minutes
Our team searches data broker sites, breach databases, people-search aggregators, social networks, public records, and paste sites — for your domain and each employee.
Completed within 24 hours
A single audit package delivered to your email — covering your company domain and each employee audited. Risk-scored, source-documented, and ready for action.
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Business domain + up to 3 employees. Delivered within 24 hours. No commitment.
The audit tells you exactly what's exposed. Our Exposure Cleanup and Ongoing Exposure Protection services actively manage that risk — reducing your firm's exposure profile and maintaining that reduction over time.
We map every piece of exposed employee data across the open web — addresses, personal emails, breached credentials, family connections, and behavioral patterns from public sources.
A detailed PDF, risk-scored per employee, with every source documented and severity clearly ranked. Written for business owners and compliance officers — not security engineers.
We manage the cleanup of identified exposures across major data broker and people-search networks — tracking every reduction, verifying results, and re-checking at 30 days to confirm your information stays down.
We continuously monitor across major data broker networks, people-search sites, breach databases, and public records sources — managing new exposures as they surface, conducting quarterly reviews, and maintaining your protection profile as a dedicated ongoing partner. When new exposure is detected, we address it.
The free audit gives you the complete picture. Exposure Cleanup and Ongoing Exposure Protection are where we actively manage and reduce your firm's risk.
The following is a representative excerpt with all identifying information redacted. Your report provides this level of detail for every employee audited.
Senior Agent · [Firm Name Redacted] · 7 years tenure
Attackers target both your business identity and the people behind it. We examine both — because a breach of either can be used against your clients.
Email addresses and credentials associated with your company domain that have appeared in known data breaches — across dozens of breach databases.
Business registration records, WHOIS data, reverse lookups, and public corporate information aggregated across data broker and business intelligence sites.
References to your domain across paste sites, public forums, breach indexes, and data aggregation sources where company information is shared or sold.
Home addresses, historical addresses, property ownership, and voter registration records from county databases and public records aggregators.
Profiles on Whitepages, Spokeo, Intelius, BeenVerified, and similar sites that consolidate personal data from hundreds of public sources and resell access.
Personal mobile numbers, landlines, and current and historical addresses linked through social profiles, real estate listings, and data broker compilations.
Family members, known associates, and relationship networks derived from public social media, property records, and data aggregator profiles — used to build pressure or establish false trust.
Behavioral patterns, social check-ins, professional profile content, and any other public-facing personal information discoverable through open-source research methods.
Attackers armed with personal details craft emails that look legitimate to clients, triggering wire fraud or credential theft. BEC losses exceeded $2.9 billion in 2023.
Criminals use employee photos, personal emails, and bios to pose as your agents — contacting clients to redirect funds or steal account information.
With a phone number and personal background, an attacker can convince your staff or clients they're speaking to a known, trusted party.
Regulated firms face scrutiny when client data is compromised via preventable social engineering. Proactive documentation demonstrates due diligence.
Attacker finds home address, personal email, and family details through public sources in under 30 minutes.
A convincing email is crafted using the agent's real name, title, and phone — sent from a spoofed or lookalike domain.
The attacker emails or calls clients posing as the agent, requesting an urgent wire transfer or document.
Funds are transferred or credentials stolen before anyone realizes the communication was fraudulent.
Reputational damage, regulatory filings, and legal liability — all stemming from publicly available personal data.
Every engagement begins with a free audit. Once we understand your firm's actual exposure profile, we review the findings with you and recommend the appropriate protection plan — not the other way around.
Business domain review + up to 3 employees. Delivered within 24 hours. No credit card. No commitment.
Takes under 3 minutes to submit
Your protection plan may include one, two, or all three components — determined by what your audit reveals. We review the findings with you and recommend the appropriate scope. There's no preset package to choose from before we understand your exposure.
Request a Free Exposure AuditIf your business handles client money, sensitive data, or high-value transactions, your employees are a target. We specialize in these sectors.
Agents whose personal contact info is publicly tied to listings are prime impersonation targets.
Loan officers who handle sensitive financial data are high-value targets for social engineering.
Client-facing agents whose professional relationships make them credible impersonation targets.
Advisors managing high-net-worth client portfolios attract sophisticated, research-driven attacks.
Attorneys handling escrow, client funds, and confidential matters are frequent pretexting targets.
Owner-operated businesses where personal trust and reputation are the foundation of client relationships.
Straightforward answers to the questions we hear most from business owners considering an audit.
Yes. All research is conducted using publicly available, open-source information — the same data anyone can access freely online. We do not hack, use unauthorized access, or violate any platform's terms of service. Every finding in your report can be independently verified through the sources we document.
Only our audit team, under strict confidentiality. We never sell, share, or use employee data for any purpose other than conducting your audit. All submitted employee data is deleted from our systems within 30 days of report delivery. This is documented in our Privacy Policy.
Not during the audit itself — we're researching publicly available information, not accessing private systems or accounts. After receiving the report, many firms brief their employees, share the relevant findings, and walk through the remediation steps together. We can advise on how to handle that conversation effectively.
The report includes a prioritized findings summary so you know exactly what was found and how severe each exposure is. We then review the findings with you and recommend a protection plan appropriate to your firm's actual exposure profile — which may include business exposure protection, employee exposure protection, executive protection, or a combination.
The plan is based on what we find, not a preset package you select in advance. Some firms need immediate exposure cleanup; others benefit more from ongoing monitoring and management. We make that recommendation after seeing your results.
A penetration test looks for vulnerabilities in your systems and technical infrastructure. We focus specifically on the open-source intelligence (OSINT) layer — the personal data about your employees that exists on the public web. This is the reconnaissance phase that precedes nearly every targeted social engineering attack. Most cybersecurity audits do not examine it at all. Our work addresses a different and often overlooked threat surface.
You can search some of this information manually — but a thorough audit covers dozens of data broker sites, multiple breach databases, people-search aggregators, public records sources, and social platforms for each employee. Systematically checking all of them, knowing what to look for in each, and then repeating the process regularly for an entire team is a significant time commitment that most firms don't have the bandwidth to maintain. We do this consistently and know what to look for because it's the only thing we do.
None. The report and findings are yours to keep regardless of what you decide to do next. If you'd like us to manage the exposure on your behalf, we'll recommend a plan based on the results. If you'd prefer to handle it internally, the report gives you everything you need to do so. There is no pressure and no commitment beyond the audit itself.
Submit the short form on our Contact page with your company name, domain, email address, and up to 3 employees (first name, last name, city and state). We run a full audit — business domain review and employee exposure audit — and deliver a complete findings package to your email within 24 hours. No credit card, no sales call, no commitment.
We audit your company domain and up to 3 employees at no cost. A complete findings report delivered to your inbox — so you can see exactly what's at risk before you decide anything.
Request a Free Exposure AuditNo software. No commitment. Delivered within 24 hours.