Exposure intelligence is the practice of understanding how publicly available information about an individual can be identified, connected, and interpreted by an external observer.

At KazeTech, we focus on how small signals accumulate over time and reduce ambiguity about identity, behavior, and risk.

At a high level, exposure intelligence answers three questions:
What is visible?
Publicly available signals such as profiles, records, mentions, and repeated identifiers.
How does it connect?

How those signals overlap and reinforce one another across platforms and contexts.

Why does it matter?

Which correlations are realistic, which risks are plausible, and which findings are simply noise.

We begin by understanding your situation, recent changes in visibility and what exactly it is that you’re seeking.

Scope is defined intentionally based on relevance and context.

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

This is a manual, human-led process.

Findings are synthesized into a clear exposure narrative:

• What information is visible

• How it correlates across sources

• How it could realistically be interpreted or misused

You receive a concise, executive report designed for decision making.

We review the assessment together, answer questions and help you distinguish what matters from what does not.

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

This service may not be appropriate if you’re seeking:

• Instant answers or automated results

• Step-by-step tutorials or tools

• Content removal or remediation

• Anonymity shortcuts

Our work is advisory and analytical by design.

All exposure intelligence work is conducted using lawfully obtained, publicly available information and adheres to strict ethical boundaries.

We do not access private systems, impersonate individuals or engage in illegal activity.

You can read more about our standards on the Ethics & Scope page.