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Your personal information is the link between a public name and a private life. 360 Privacy works to reduce what can be found about you and the people closest to you.
The Problem
How a Known Name Becomes Exposure
It takes very little information to reach someone, and you don’t need to be well known for yours to be exposed. A home address, a personal phone number, a family member’s name, or the details of upcoming travel can be enough to make unwanted contact, harass, impersonate, or gain access to an account. This information is collected, published, and resold on an ongoing basis, and even after it’s removed, it is inevitably repopulated into the data broker economy through the ordinary transactions of daily life: a new lease, an online purchase, a change of address. 360 Privacy identifies where your information appears, pursues its removal, and monitors for its repopulation.
What Your Exposed Information Leads To
How We Help
Coverage Managed On Your Behalf
Enrollment
Enrollment begins with a limited set of identifying details and does not require sensitive records or financial documentation.
Baseline Assessment
Sources holding your personal information are identified across data brokers, people search sites, property records, search results, social platforms, and the deep and dark web.
Removal & Suppression
Removal is pursued at the upstream brokers that originate records, and search results are de-indexed while removal at the source runs in parallel.
Ongoing Monitoring
Scanning and suppression occur daily as brokers rebuild their datasets. Social platforms, fringe sites, forums, and breach repositories are monitored for doxing events and credential exposure.
Guided Remediation
Public records, court filings, news coverage, and dark web content sit outside any removal process. Your Account Manager reviews what each one reveals and the steps that reduce the risk around it, and every finding and action is visible in the 360 Strata™ platform at the incident level.
Featured Resources
The Evolution of Doxing
Doxing has evolved from a simple act of exposure into a deliberate, multi-stage targeting operation with real-world consequences. The tactics have matured, the barrier to targeting has collapsed, and the response has to follow.
Digital Doppelgangers: The Spooky Reality of PII Harvesting and Deepfake Creation
Tom Aldrich and Chris Wingfield from 360 Privacy joined Justin Marciano and Paul Vann from Validia to discuss digital privacy, data brokers, deepfakes, and more in this informative webinar.
iPhone Hardening Guide
A step-by-step configuration reference for reducing your device's digital exposure. Each setting reflects best practices for principals, family members, and anyone in a high-visibility role.
Frequently Asked Questions
Coverage focuses on personal information such as home addresses, personal phone numbers, and family details. Official accounts and public profiles are not affected.
360 Privacy covers the digital side of that work. A dedicated Account Manager oversees your coverage, analysts in the 360 Privacy security operations center carry out the work, and anyone you authorize can work with your Account Manager directly.
Data broker and people search records can be acted on at the source. Public records, court filings, news coverage, and dark web content generally cannot. 360 Privacy acts within the confines of the law and what each source allows, and your Account Manager walks through the protective steps available for whatever remains.
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Every point of data is a point of entry.
Discover how 360 Privacy can help reduce your exposure.