Custodita a Vigilantibus DragonibusProtected by watchful dragons
Two of them, facing opposite ways.
The arrangement on our mark is not decoration. Protection that only looks outward misses the assistant reusing a password; protection that only looks inward misses the account selling a currency scam under your photograph.
What the world holds about you.
The surface web is what a journalist, a producer or a patient stranger sees first. The deep and dark layers are where the material is traded rather than read, and where the genuinely dangerous exposure sits.
- Names, including maiden names, stage names and the misspellings that follow you
- Addresses current and historical, which outlive the years you lived at them
- Account identifiers watched for appearance in breach corpora and credential lists
- Accounts wearing your name, cloned profiles and endorsements you never gave
- Discussion of you in forums, newsgroups and comment spaces search engines never index
What sits on your side of the wall.
Device security for a private person fails differently than it does in a company. No help desk, no policy forcing an update, and the phone holding everything is the object most likely to be left in a taxi.
- The computers, phones and tablets you actually use, held and reporting monthly
- Patch level, disk encryption and whether the protection is genuinely running
- A sealed vault for credentials, contracts and documents that should not sit in mail
- Remote erasure on your word, without waiting for a police report
- The residence network, and every connected thing in the house talking to the outside
We hand the physical over.
When chatter reads as a credible threat to a person rather than to an account, it is weighed as such and handed to whoever performs close protection for you, with the evidence in a form they can act on. We do not stand outside your door and we will not pretend otherwise.