How exposed are you?
Fourteen questions about your digital life, answered honestly, and an honest picture in return. It takes about two minutes.
This assessment runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you answer is sent, saved, or seen by us. There is no email to give and no result to claim.
How widely is your name known?
Which of these are true of you?
Select any that apply, or none.
Search your own name. What comes back?
Your home address, your personal number, and the ownership of your property:
If an old password of yours were sold tomorrow, how far would it take someone?
Almost everything you own recovers through one email address and one phone number. How well held are those two?
How much recorded voice and video of you is publicly available?
If an account or a video appeared in your name tomorrow, how would you learn of it?
What do your posts, and those of the people around you, say about your movements?
Could someone find your home from what is online?
The accounts of your family, your spouse, your children, your parents:
An urgent instruction arrives with your assistant or your household staff, and it appears to come from you. What happens?
The personal devices you and your household use every day:
Your home network, the router, the cameras, the connected things:
Your answers stay in this browser. Nothing is sent.
What this assessment cannot see
This is a self-assessment. It works from what you already know about yourself, which is the honest limit of anything you can take on your own.
It cannot see what is published under your name today, which of your credentials are already in circulation, or who has been asking about you. That is a different kind of review, carried out on your own details rather than your own answers, and it is part of how we begin with anyone we take on.
A confidential conversation. We respond within 24 hours.
A vault only you can open