Cybercriminals move at AI speed. Executive protection should too.
Cybercriminals now use AI to build target profiles on executives at scale. Deepfake voice + email impersonation targets CEOs, CFOs, board members, and their households. Stolen breach data gets scraped and indexed within hours of a leak, and executive home addresses, family names, and travel patterns get chained into wire-fraud and physical-threat pretext. LeakTrace runs continuous AI-powered monitoring on the principal, immediate household, and every advisor tenant, matched pace, categorized, alertable in a live dashboard.
The exposure pattern that attackers exploit.
US data broker sites aggregate public records (voter rolls, property records, court filings, business registrations, breach data) and republish them in searchable executive profiles. This is the material used to construct the business email compromise, wire fraud, and executive impersonation attacks that hit mid-market companies weekly.
How data broker exposure enables business email compromise
An attacker researching a target company opens Radaris or BeenVerified. Within minutes they have the CEO's home address, spouse's name, teenage children's names, past addresses, phone number, and property value. That is the material used to construct a plausible "urgent wire request from the CEO" email to accounts payable. The exposure IS the attack vector.
Why executives can't remove their own data
Each broker site has its own opt-out flow. Some automated, some requiring notarized documents, some phone-only, some requiring you to fax a state-issued ID. A DIY removal across 40 sites is a 20-40 hour project. And within 30 to 90 days, most sites re-scrape public records and the data reappears. Removal without continuous monitoring is a one-time reset that decays fast. Executive Protection exists because the operational cost of doing this properly is not something a CEO's time should absorb.
The data broker sites we evaluate and remove from
Tier-one aggregators across both US and Canadian markets. The sites with the largest indices and the highest social-engineering value. Full Executive Protection coverage extends to 50+ sites, evaluated and removed continuously. Canadian coverage also includes corporate registry director-address suppression where jurisdiction supports it.
One subscription. Full attack-surface coverage.
LeakTrace Business Monitoring
- Continuous business external attack-surface monitoring across 36 categories
- Executive Protection: 50+ US & Canadian data broker sites evaluated and removed continuously
- Canadian coverage includes federal corporate registry director-address suppression where the province supports it
- Consolidated monthly report showing business + executive exposure
- Real-time alerts when new attack surface opens on either side
- Concierge handling for sites requiring manual opt-out (notarization, mail, phone)
- Quarterly forensic audit refresh
Executive Protection is already included in your subscription. Contact us to activate coverage for a new executive.
Start with a one-time forensic audit to see what's already exposed on your business. Every audit customer receives a monitoring subscription offer at the day-14 mark.
Executive Protection is scoped for the business owner tier. Sole proprietors, small partnerships, professional services firms. Family offices with principal, household, and advisor-network coverage requirements should engage Principal Intelligence, which adds a continuous analyst desk, weekly digests, and household consent onboarding across a Chief of Staff, General Counsel, or family principal.
See Principal Intelligence →LeakTrace evaluates public-record aggregation across major US and Canadian data broker directories and submits removal requests through each site's official opt-out flow.
We do not scrape restricted content or violate site Terms of Service.
Brokers continuously re-scrape voter records, property records, court filings, and business registrations. Personal data typically reappears within 30 to 90 days after removal. Executive Protection is a continuous subscription rather than a one-time cleanup.
Canadian coverage benefits from PIPEDA's stronger data-subject removal obligations. US coverage relies on each site's voluntary opt-out flow.
Results per site vary based on the site's own retention policies and the completeness of the initial opt-out submission.