Business dispute
When business trust breaks, personal digital exposure can become commercial leverage.
In a founder breakup, a partner dispute, or a commercial split, the boundary between your personal digital life and your negotiating position is thinner than it looks. A senior cybersecurity expert reviews what your own accounts, devices, and online trails reveal — in person, discreetly — and closes what can be closed.
In person · With you present · No remote access · No cloud processing · No retained logs
The other side may still be able to reach in.
A departing partner, a hostile shareholder, or the other side's advisors may know, copy, infer, or still reach personal accounts, documents, communications, devices, and online trails that overlap with the business. You may not know what is exposed, or whether old access was ever closed.
The line between personal and commercial is rarely clean.
A personal email tied to company logins, a shared drive, a phone that holds both, a recovery contact set years ago, an account a former partner still touches. In a dispute, any of that can quietly become leverage.
This is not a corporate security project.
It is not a corporate security audit, a SOC, or a compliance project. It is a private, personal review of your own exposure in an adversarial moment — calibrated to your situation, done in person, with you present.
Start with an assessment.
The Private Exposure Assessment maps what matters in your situation and tells you what's most urgent and what to do next. Most individuals need Personal Shield — a full in-person reset for one person, ₪14,000. Severe, unusual, or highly complex situations route to Bespoke Private Protection, by arrangement after the assessment. Where you authorize it, we can coordinate with your lawyer or advisor — not forensic reconstruction, evidence collection, or legal advice.
Credited in full toward any full package within 14 days.
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We do not investigate the other side, reconstruct what happened, collect evidence, or guarantee that no exposure remains. We reduce your own exposure.
Is this corporate cybersecurity?
No — it's a private review of your own personal exposure where it overlaps with the dispute, not a company security project.
Can you check whether my ex-partner still has access?
We review your own accounts and access and close what can be closed; we don't investigate them.
Can my lawyer be involved?
Yes, with your permission — including a plain-English summary of the work performed.