Chloe is a former award-winning journalist that now focuses on content strategy and brand storytelling. She spent years reporting on the business and tech sectors.
“This is a team of sophisticated technologists applying new technology to solve problems very much like the problems that faced me.” Ben Fried, former Google exec and VanishID board member, shares a story that may not be all that uncommon... Read More
“I think more and more recently there’s been more companies trying to address a broader market in the digital protection space. We think VanishID is really at the forefront of that. — Jeff Hinck, Managing Director, Rally Ventures The threat... Read More
VanishID CEO Matt Polak and Bugcrowd Founder Casey Ellis discuss real-world horror stories from cyber and physical security, and how human risk intelligence and attack surface management help organizations stay protected. As pioneers in digital footprint protection and executive security,... Read More
Somewhere online, there may be a version of you making moves you never approved. This impersonator is not science fiction but a digital doppelgänger – a profile pieced together from stolen credentials, leaked databases, social media posts, data broker files,... Read More
You might think you’re just casually browsing or using your phone, but every tap, swipe, and search leaves behind a trail. This background stream of data called digital exhaust builds up quietly as you go about your day, whether you’re... Read More
Real-Time Pinball Telemetry Drives First-Ever Pinball Hackers Black Badge Challenge This August, VanishID returned to DEF CON 33 for our second year supporting the Pinball High Score Contest—but this time, we helped make hacker history. As a proud sponsor and... Read More
Discover how Trinseo’s leadership transformed their approach to executive digital protection with VanishID. Tammy reveals why cybersecurity isn’t just about protecting corporate assets, it’s about safeguarding the real people behind executive titles. Key Insights: Our enterprise PII management solution helped... Read More
The Michigan Residents Database is a public records site that collects and shares personal details such as names, addresses, and other identifying information. While it can be useful for research or background checks, having your data listed online can also... Read More
SpyDialer.com is one of many people search tools that collect and publish personal information, like your phone number, address, and even voicemail data, typically without your consent. Even though it was originally created to help users verify callers, it has... Read More
Your executives name, age, home address, phone number, and even estimated income can all appear on MyLife.com without your permission. This data broker scrapes public records and compiles them into personal “reputation profiles” easily searchable to anyone online, posing high... Read More
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