Media & Speaking
About
We work in the overlap between cybersecurity, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and real-world risk. Where digital exposure leads to physical consequences.
Our CEO, Jesus, has a background that spans operational deployments, digital forensics, counter-surveillance, and intelligence-led security work, supporting individuals and organisations exposed to elevated threat environments. Much of this work is deliberately low-profile.
While specific client details and operations cannot be discussed, the patterns, mistakes, and lessons behind modern digital exposure are increasingly relevant to everyday people, professionals, and public figures.
His focus is not hacking or tools, but how people are identified, profiled, and located using information they unknowingly leave behind.
Topics He Speak On
He is particularly well-suited to discussions around:
How people expose themselves online without being hacked
OSINT in the real world (beyond social media and tools)
When digital privacy failures become physical security problems
Surveillance myths vs operational reality
Why “security awareness” often fails under stress
The convergence of cyber, physical, and human factors
Ethical boundaries and misconceptions around OSINT
Lessons from high-risk environments that apply to civilians
No sales pitches. No fear-mongering. Practical, grounded insight.
Audience Fit
His work resonates most with:
Cybersecurity & technology audiences
Journalists and investigative communities
Privacy-conscious professionals
Founders, executives, and public-facing individuals
Security-curious listeners who want realism over hype
Previous Experience
Without breaching confidentiality, his professional experience includes:
Digital forensics and intelligence-led investigations
OSINT assessments for legal, corporate, and private clients
Counter-surveillance and technical security work
Training and advisory roles in complex and hostile environments
Bridging cyber concepts into non-technical decision-making
This work has been conducted both in the UK and internationally, often under operational, legal, or reputational constraints.
Media Guidelines
To ensure accuracy and safety:
He will not discuss named clients, live operations, or sensitive locations
He will avoid detailed “how-to” instructions that could be misused
He is happy to explain why things happen, not step-by-step exploitation
Discussions are always framed around awareness, defence, and risk reduction