Check What’s Exposed About You Online
If you’re asking “what information about me is exposed online?” you’re not being paranoid — you’re being sensible.
We help individuals identify what personal, professional, and behavioural information about them is publicly accessible, how it can be connected, and how it could realistically be misused.
This service is designed for people who want clarity, not reassurance, and who operate in environments where privacy, reputation, or personal safety matters.
You might be looking for this if:
You’ve searched your name and were surprised by what appeared
You’re concerned about personal safety, stalking, or harassment
You’ve been involved in a dispute, separation, or legal matter
You’re taking on a higher-profile role or public exposure
You want to understand what someone else could find about you
What “what’s exposed about me” actually means
When people talk about information being “exposed online”, they usually mean far more than social media.
This can include:
Personal identifiers and contact details
Location patterns and movement indicators
Employment, associations, and relationships
Historical posts, comments, or forum activity
Data breaches and leaked credentials
Images, metadata, and secondary accounts
Links between accounts that don’t appear obvious
Individually, these may seem harmless.
Combined, they can create a detailed profile.
What We Do
What we actually check
We conduct a structured digital footprint investigation (professionally known as OSINT – Open Source Intelligence), analysing how information about you can be:
Discovered
Linked
Interpreted
Exploited
This is done without contacting platforms, without alerting third parties, and using lawful, non-intrusive methods.
The goal is not volume — it’s risk awareness.
Why This Is Different
How this differs from “Googling yourself”
Most people have already tried searching their own name.
What we do differently:
We think like an adversary, not a user
We look for patterns, not individual results
We analyse what connects, not just what appears
We prioritise what matters, not what exists
This approach is used by security professionals, investigators, and threat analysts — adapted here for private individuals.
Boundaries Section
When this service is appropriate
You want to understand realistic exposure and risk
You need discreet, professional insight
You value evidence over assumptions
When this service is not appropriate
Casual curiosity with no credible concern
Attempting to monitor or investigate others without authority
As a replacement for law-enforcement or legal processes
What You Receive
What you’ll get
A clear explanation of what is exposed and why it matters
No technical jargon unless it’s explained
Practical guidance on reducing exposure where possible
Optional follow-up discussion if required
Speak directly with a practitioner
There are no automated reports, sales staff, or call centres.
If you believe this page reflects your concern, contact us directly to discuss your situation confidentially.
Email: enquiries@cyberdec.co.uk
Secure contact methods available on request.