Solutions by Role
Legal & Compliance Solutions
Reduce the personal information exposure that creates legal, regulatory, and duty-of-care risk. 360 Privacy removes, monitors, and documents exposed personal information for executives, employees, and the people involved in sensitive matters.
Framework Alignment
Personal data exposure creates obligations as well as risk, from the duty of care owed to employees to the privacy rights available to reduce it.
Privacy Statutes
Removal requests draw on deletion and opt-out rights where they apply, including those directed specifically at data brokers.
CCPA §1798.105 · CCPA §1798.120 · CALIFORNIA DELETE ACT (SB 362)
Duty of Care
Reduces a recognized hazard to personnel by limiting the home addresses, contact details, and family information available to anyone who searches.
OSH ACT §5(a)(1) · ANSI/ASIS WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION STANDARD
COSO ERM
Treats personal information exposure as an identified enterprise risk, with a measurable response and documented reporting.
PRINCIPLE 10 · PRINCIPLE 13 · PRINCIPLE 20
Organization Impact
Where Exposure Becomes Access
Legal and compliance teams are increasingly drawn into personal information exposure, whether an employee has been doxed, an executive is threatened after a corporate decision, or an attorney’s home address surfaces during litigation. Each situation raises questions about the organization’s duty of care, the rights available to remove the information, and how any action taken is documented. Data brokers republish records after removal, and a single request rarely resolves the issue.
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Documentation Gaps
Actions taken without a record of what was found, requested, and resolved
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Unused Privacy Rights
Deletion and opt-out rights that go unexercised without a process behind them
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Breach Exposure
Personnel credentials and personal records circulating on the dark web
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Impersonation and Fraud
Executive identities used to authorize payments or contact counterparties
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Employee Doxing
Personal details published following a corporate decision or dispute
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Litigation Exposure
Attorneys and parties located through public and broker records
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Executive Threats
Leadership targeted at home after layoffs, rulings, or announcements
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Board Members
Directors’ personal information exposed through filings and public disclosures
Program Integration
In Practice
Featured Resources
Why Executive Security Is a Fiduciary Responsibility, Not a Perk
Why boards must treat executive security as enterprise risk management, not optics, perks, or personal preference.
What California’s DROP Program Really Tells Us
California’s DROP program is not focused on permanent data deletion. Instead, it emphasizes transparency, centralized data governance, and highlights the inherent challenges of regulating modern data ecosystems.
2026 Annual Digital Exposure Report
The people with the most to protect are often the easiest to find.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Each finding is recorded with its source, the data involved, the action taken, and its current status, and reporting can be exported from the 360 Strata™ platform.
Public records, court filings, news coverage, and dark web content generally cannot be removed. Our team documents what remains visible and works with you directly to address the risk around it.
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Every point of data is a point of entry.
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