Exposure Intelligence

for high visibility individuals

We help founders, executives, and pubic facing professionals understand how they appear to an adversary before that visibility is exploited.

What We Do

We conduct structured analyses of how an individual can be identified, traced, and potentially exploited using publicly available information.
Our work focuses on three core states:

Visibility

Scattered signals across the internet.

Traceability

Patterns that point back to you.

Exploitability

Leverage in the wrong hands.

Who This Is For

Organizations

Mid-market companies without a dedicated threat intel team

PE firms and investors evaluating targets

Law firms handling sensitive or high-profile matters

Security leaders who want an external, adversarial view

Individuals

C-suite and board members

High-net-worth individuals

Public-facing founders and influencers

Families seeking quiet digital footprint reduction

What You Get From An Engagement

Every engagement is custom-scoped, but most clients come to us for one of three things:

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Targeted Reconnaissance Projects

Deep-dive OSINT over 2–4 weeks focused on your organization, executive team, or specific concern. You get a detailed report, an executive brief, and a prioritized remediation roadmap.

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Ongoing Intelligence Retainers

We quietly monitor your external footprint, breached data, and changing exposure over time. You get scheduled sweeps, rapid alerts for critical issues, and direct access for ad-hoc questions.

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Special Situations & High-Stakes Intelligence

Pre-M&A recon, executive protection OSINT, competitor or insider risk analysis, and other complex scenarios where nuance and discretion matter more than speed.

How We Work (In Plain Language)

01. Context & Scope Alignment

We begin with a focused conversation to understand your situation, recent changes in visibility, and what clarity you’re actually seeking.

Rather than scanning everything indiscriminately, we define a thoughtful scope based on relevance, risk, and context — ensuring the assessment stays precise and useful.

02. Exposure Intelligence Analysis

Over the following 2–3 weeks, we examine publicly available signals within the agreed scope and evaluate how they connect over time.

This is a manual, human-led process. We validate findings carefully and discard anything that’s speculative or redundant.

03. Risk Interpretation & Reporting

We synthesize findings into a clear exposure narrative defining what information is visible, how it correlates across sources and how it could realistically be interpreted or misused. You receive a concise executive report designed for decision making.

04. Debrief & Advisory Guidance

We walk through the assessment together, answer questions, and help you understand what actually matters versus what doesn’t.

Where appropriate, we outline a prioritized roadmap so you can decide what actions — if any — make sense for your situation.

How To Begin

Every engagement begins with a short intake to understand your situation and objectives.

After review, we’ll reach out directly via email with next steps — including a private booking link when appropriate.

How is KazeTech Different

Many OSINT services focus on tactical investigations or data collection — background checks, social media analysis, identity linking, or leak discovery.

These services can definitely be valuable in the right context.

However, KazeTech takes a different approach.

We focus exclusively on exposure intelligence: understanding how publicly available information about an individual connects over time, how ambiguity breaks down, and what that realistically enables.

Rather than producing large volumes of data, we interpret:

which signals actually matter

how they correlate across contexts

where risk becomes plausible versus theoretical

Our work is advisory, preventative, and context-driven by design.

Education Initiative

(Coming Soon)

KazeTech is building ByteCity

A digital safety learning platform for the next generation.

Byte City is a web-based educational experience for students ages 9–12, designed to teach foundational technology awareness, digital risk, and online visibility in a way that’s serious, age-appropriate, and privacy-first.

Our aim is to help students learn how to think about technology — including identity, permissions, and digital footprints — before those concepts become high-stakes.

The platform is currently in development, with plans to support schools, libraries, and families through structured, non-social, readiness-based learning.

Questions We’re Often Asked

What exactly do you look at during an engagement?

We focus on your external attack surface: domains, subdomains, cloud exposure, leaked credentials, code repositories, vendor relationships, executive OSINT, and social engineering vectors. We don’t run intrusive scans against your systems without explicit permission.

Will this create risk or draw attention to us?

Our work is strictly reconnaissance and open-source intelligence. We behave like a careful adversary would—but without crossing legal or ethical lines. We do not disrupt systems or attempt exploitation as part of standard engagements.

What do I actually receive at the end?

You get a written report, an executive summary, and a live debrief call. The report includes evidence, context, risk ratings, and prioritized remediation recommendations. Your internal team, MSP, or CISO can work directly from our findings.

Do you work with our existing security team or MSP?

Yes. Many clients bring us in to complement their existing providers. We’re happy to brief your internal team, MSP, or vCISO and help them translate findings into action.

Do you offer free consultations?

We don’t offer open or general consultations.

However, we do provide a Public Exposure Awareness Briefing for individuals who want to understand the fundamentals of digital exposure before engaging professionally.

This resource is informational and free, but it is not a substitute for a personalized assessment.

Is this work legal and ethical?

Yes. All assessments are conducted using lawfully obtained, publicly available information.
We do not access private systems, impersonate individuals or engage in illegal activity.

Ethics and discretion are foundational to our work.