Digital Exposure Audit

How exposed are the people behind your company?

On its own, every piece of information looks harmless. Assembled, they become the blueprint for an attack on your executives, your owners and their families. We show you that blueprint — before somebody else builds it.

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Home address
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Running route
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Breached password
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Family
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Ownership stakes

Five fragments. One target.

Why NexaStack

Security has two sides. The second one usually gets overlooked.

NexaStack protects the digital infrastructure companies run on — servers, data, independence. But the most vulnerable point is often not the system. It is the person running it.

Pillar I — Established

Protecting the infrastructure

Managed open-source infrastructure for mid-sized companies. Ownership instead of rent, control over your own data, independence from someone else's cloud.

Pillar II — New

Protecting the people behind it

We analyze what outsiders can assemble about your executives, your owners and their families — and what an attacker would do with it.

A company can be locked down perfectly — but if the CEO's home address, their child's running route and an old password are all sitting in the open, that is simply where the attack goes instead. Digital and physical security belong together.

The audit

We see you the way an attacker sees you.

This is not a software review and not a penetration test. We look only at what is already public or discoverable in breach data — and reconstruct the attack surface of a person and their family.

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Residence and location data

Address, layout of the property, routine routes — the foundation of any physical attack.

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Wealth and business signals

Corporate registries, ownership stakes, property records — what marks you as a target worth the effort.

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Compromised credentials

Passwords and account traces from breach data, plus indicators of infected devices.

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Movement and behavioral patterns

Fitness apps, location data, public appearances — when you are where, and when you are alone.

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The family circle

Partners and children as leverage — and as the weaker links in the same chain.

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Connected devices and reachability

Cameras, routers, smart home — whatever is visible or reachable from the outside.

Most providers say: “We find your data and delete it.” We say: “We show you what an attacker assembles about you out of the fragments.”

The difference between a list and a finding

The process

Discreet, in four steps.

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Consent and scope

We analyze only with the explicit consent of the person concerned. Scope and confidentiality are agreed in writing before anything begins.

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Analysis from the attacker's perspective

We assemble what is publicly available and what surfaces in breach data, then assess which attacks could realistically follow from it.

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Report and interpretation

A report in plain language shows how far along each attack path already is — what is harmless and what needs closing first. Delivered with a personal debrief.

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Remediation and monitoring

On request we handle the remediation and keep watching for new information surfacing about you — before anyone else finds it.

For family offices and advisors

A service that protects your clients — and puts you ahead of the problem.

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Strictly confidential

Consent-based throughout. Data encrypted, held separately, deleted on completion. The method stays with us, the result stays with you.

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No commitment

An initial check is a closed engagement, not a retainer. You see the result before anything further is decided.

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White label available

On request we stay invisible. You pass the analysis on to your clients under your own name.

Contact

Let's talk — in confidence.

A first conversation commits you to nothing. We explain how an analysis runs, what it reveals, and how we guarantee confidentiality and consent along the way.

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Discretion is part of the service, not an add-on.