Opposing-party exposure
If an investigator may be using your digital exposure, start with what your own digital life reveals.
If you believe an investigator or an opposing party may be using ordinary digital exposure against you, the calm first step is not to react — it's to understand what your own digital environment reveals. A senior cybersecurity expert reviews it with you, in person, and reduces what can be reduced.
In person · With you present · No remote access · No cloud processing · No retained logs
The goal is clarity about your own environment.
In a contested matter, the other side may rely on ordinary digital exposure — public traces, location and travel trails, accounts and settings that quietly reveal more than you'd expect. You may not know what is visible, or how. The goal here is clarity about your own environment, not a confrontation.
Much of it isn't a hack — it's what's already visible.
Much of what an opposing party can use isn't a hack — it's what's already visible: online trails, location history, recovery settings, shared services, and the digital residue of everyday life. Knowing what yours reveals is the first step to reducing it.
Reacting in a hurry can backfire.
Reacting in a hurry — changing settings, deleting accounts, disappearing online — can backfire or leave the real exposure in place. A private assessment tells you what actually matters, and what's safe to change and when.
Start with an assessment.
The Private Exposure Assessment is a private, in-person review of what your own digital environment reveals. If a full reset is warranted, Personal Shield is the in-person reset for one person. We do not investigate the investigator or the other side, reconstruct the past, or guarantee that no exposure remains. We reduce your own exposure, calmly and discreetly.
Credited in full toward any full package within 14 days.
Book the assessment See pricing →Can you make me invisible to an investigator?
No — that's not what this is. We review what your own digital environment reveals and reduce what can be reduced, calmly, not combatively. We don't act against anyone.
Can you find out who hired them?
No. We don't investigate other people or reconstruct the past; we focus on your own exposure.
Should I just delete everything?
Not in a hurry — a reactive change can backfire. The assessment tells you what matters and what's safe to change, and when.