If someone became fixated on your family, how much could they already find?

The Digital Exposure Assessment shows you exactly what is publicly available about you and your family — and what someone with hostile intent could do with it.

The Problem

It takes very little effort these days to build a detailed picture of a family’s private life.

Home addresses, property records, business interests, travel patterns, family connections, school affiliations, the names of staff — all of it is usually findable within minutes. Not by hackers. By anyone with a laptop and an hour to spare.

The information is rarely in one place. It is spread across public records, data broker sites, social media, business filings, charity disclosures, and online archives. On its own, each piece looks harmless. Pulled together, it gives someone everything they need to know where you live, when you are away, who you love, and how to reach them.

Most families only discover how exposed they are after something concerning has already happened. By then, decisions are being made under pressure — and the options have narrowed.

What the Assessment shows you

Within seven to ten working days, you will have a clear picture of:

• What personal information about you and your family is publicly accessible
• Where that information lives — across data brokers, public records, social media, and the wider internet
• How easily someone could map your routines, relationships, and locations
• What a motivated person would learn from a few hours of research
• The specific points of exposure that make unwanted attention or fixation more likely

This is not theoretical. It is what is out there, today, about you.

What you do with what you find

This isn’t about living in fear. It is about taking back control through understanding.

Once exposure is properly identified, it can be reduced. Once vulnerabilities are understood, they can be addressed in proportion to the risk, not in a panic, and not at the expense for the sake of expense.

You receive a clear, prioritised action plan setting out:

• What can be dealt with immediately
• What needs specialist support
• And what does not warrant concern at all

Clients consistently tell us the assessment is eye-opening — not because it alarms them, but because it replaces uncertainty with clarity. Most leave the briefing relieved, not worried. They finally know where they stand.

How it works

1. Initial Consultation

A confidential conversation to understand your circumstances, what concerns you, and what you would like the assessment to focus on.

2. Research

Systematic analysis across open, deep, and secondary sources, using the same research methods applied in behavioural threat investigations. The work is done quietly and without your name appearing anywhere it shouldn’t.

3. Findings and Briefing

Within seven to ten working days, you receive a detailed written report and a personal briefing — face to face or by video call — explaining what was found, what it means, and what matters.

4. Action Plan

A practical roadmap for reducing exposure, with clear guidance on priorities, next steps, and where specialist help may be needed.

Investment

The assessment is priced according to family size, geographic coverage, and complexity.

It includes:

• Comprehensive research
• A detailed written report
• A personal briefing
• A prioritised action plan

For clients who go on to engage us for ongoing support, the assessment fee is credited against the engagement.

What comes next

For many clients, the Digital Exposure Assessment is the start, not the finish.

The assessment shows you what is exposed and what to do about it. But information has a habit of coming back. Circumstances change. New entries appear. People who matter to you move through the world, and so does the data about them.

The Defuse Advisory Service is what comes next — a retained relationship that takes the work forward. The assessment forms Phase One. From there, we either continue with ongoing data removal (Standard) or extend further into monitoring, assessment, and direct access to me when something does not feel right (Enhanced).

For clients who retain us, the assessment fee is credited toward the engagement.

Read more about the Defuse Advisory Service →

Request your Assessment

If you are unsure what is publicly available about you or your family, it is better to understand it early. Deal with it while you still have time, options, and privacy.

To start a confidential conversation:

+44 (0)207 293 0932

[email protected]

All enquiries are handled with complete confidentiality.