Employee and executive information
Review public listings and other authorized sources for exposed personally identifiable information, such as home addresses, personal phone numbers, or links between an employee and their household.
Digital Privacy
Reduce the information others can use against your people.
Exposed personal and business information can give someone the details they need to impersonate a colleague, target an employee, or publish private information. The Simon Agency helps organizations identify what is publicly exposed, pursue removal where available, and reduce the digital footprint of the people they need to protect.
Discuss a digital privacy concernWhat we address
Find the exposure. Prioritize what matters.
Sensitive business information
Identify public-facing information that could help someone impersonate your organization or target its people, including exposed contact details, staff directories, or sensitive documents that are publicly accessible.
Removal and exposure reduction
Prioritize findings by risk, submit eligible opt-out or removal requests with authorization, and recommend steps to limit future exposure. Removal options depend on the source, and information can reappear.
How engagements work
From public exposure to a plan your team can act on.
- Define the scope. Identify who and what to review, establish authorization, and agree on secure ways to exchange information.
- Document and prioritize. Review agreed sources, validate findings, and identify exposures relevant to doxing, social engineering, or targeted cyberattacks.
- Act and verify. Pursue eligible removals, record their status, and flag items that need action from your team or follow-up review.
Discuss your exposure confidentially.
Tell us what prompted the concern and who may be affected. Share sensitive records or personal identifiers only after we agree on a secure method.
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