A comprehensive, analyst-led sweep of a named subject's entire online presence, mapped, cross-referenced, and delivered as a risk-scored report.
Most online research products stop at returning a list of URLs. Digital Exposure Intelligence goes further: we map the footprint, score it against risk indicators, test consistency against the story you've been told, and produce a deliverable a non-technical reader can act on, one report, no upsells.
A risk-scored analytical report, not a screenshot dump. Findings are scored across consistency, authenticity, risk-pattern matching and red-flag indicators, explaining what was found, why it matters, and what it implies for the question you brought to us.
Username and alias discovery across 300+ platforms, including niche forums, dating sites and diaspora-specific networks
Email and phone intelligence tying aliases, registrations and identities together
Reverse image search for unauthorised use, recurring use across profiles, and AI-generated or stolen images
Full social media audit, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Pinterest, plus regional and diaspora-specific networks
Forums, complaints databases, and public mentions across the open web
Professional platform consistency checks (LinkedIn, Glassdoor, Indeed) against stated career history
Analyst-led sweep, not an automated scan. Deleted accounts are surfaced via residual traces, cached content and reverse image matches, full recovery is not guaranteed and all limitations are disclosed within the final report. Platform availability varies by jurisdiction; this is disclosed where relevant.
Below is a redacted sample of the report we issue for this service, real case structure and analytical depth, with all identifying detail altered or fabricated for demonstration.
View anonymised sample report →Deleted accounts are surfaced via residual traces, cached content and reverse image matches where they exist, full recovery of deleted material is never guaranteed, and we say so in the report rather than implying otherwise. Private account content that isn't publicly indexed is not accessible.
Reports typically run 25 to 40 pages across eleven analytical sections: executive summary, risk scorecard, scope of sweep, image provenance, identity verification, account inventory, behavioural and financial signals, criminal and regulatory history, limitations, recommendations, and an evidence log appendix.
Every enquiry is reviewed by an analyst and routed to a scoping call, a fixed fee is confirmed in writing before any work begins.