The situation
Accounts, documents, metadata, earlier leaks and visible business relationships may reveal more together than separately. Digital exposure assessment looks at the organisation from outside and asks what can be inferred.
Service
What can others seeabout your business?
We examine information about your company, board, staff and infrastructure that is available from outside. We connect disclosures and material from earlier leaks, obtained through lawfully available external sources, with their significance for the organisation.
When to involve us
- You do not know what information about the company or key people is available.
- A data leak has occurred but its implications are unclear.
- Staff disclose more than the information policy anticipates.
- Exposure matters to an investigation, due diligence or operational security.
What we examine
The scope follows the question and the material available.
- Identities, accounts and links to the organisation
- Documents, datasets and material from earlier leaks
- Metadata, image backgrounds and unintended disclosures
- Organisational structures and relationships visible through lawful external sources
- Externally visible infrastructure
How we work
An external view
We use lawfully available external sources to assess what an outsider could learn.
Connect disclosures
We combine dispersed information about the organisation and associated people.
Assess significance
Availability does not automatically mean a threat. We assess who could use the information and for what purpose.
Reduce exposure
We identify what can be removed or restricted and what exposure must be managed knowingly.
What you receive
An assessment of significant exposure, its implications and actions to reduce risk. It distinguishes removable information from exposure the organisation needs to manage.
We agree the form of the deliverable and the scope of recommendations before work begins. The outcome includes limitations and questions that remain unresolved.
The experience behind the work
- Digital exposure analysis
- Identification of available organisational information
- Assessment of disclosures
- Linking exposure to operational risk