We trace one type of customer data through your systems and show you exactly where it is exposed: staging copies, logs, exports and access paths. Fixed price, three to four weeks, nothing copied out of your environment.
An illustration of the pattern, not a client result. Each copy looks small, so nobody notices. Together they are the leak.
Where the chosen data type lives and every place it is copied, built with your engineers.
Unmasked copies, raw values in logs and exports, access that is broader than needed, and destinations nobody listed.
Written for leadership, insurers and auditors, with a list of what was and was not checked.
We walk your team through every finding so they can act on it the same week.
One data type, named systems, a named owner. NDA and data processing agreement signed.
Read-only access to metadata first. We build the data map with your engineers.
Fingerprint comparisons run inside your environment. Personal data never leaves it.
Ranked findings and evidence. Access is revoked and confirmed in writing.
We do not fix, exploit or change anything, and we do not copy personal data out of your environment. Keeping assessment separate from remediation keeps the report independent. If you want help fixing what we find, we can introduce a partner or brief your own team.
Retailers, consumer brands and D2C companies that hold customer data in e-commerce, loyalty or CRM systems and want a clear answer before buying an enterprise data security platform, or before an audit, a launch or a privacy-law deadline asks the question for them.
One data domain, three to four weeks, a written report. Half at signing, half at delivery. Follow-up re-traces are available each quarter.
Read-only access, starting with metadata. Value comparisons use fingerprints inside your environment, so the personal data itself is not copied out.
Good. We can check one data domain against what the tool reports, so you see whether staging copies, logs and exports are covered.
You still receive a written record of what was checked, which helps with audits and insurer questionnaires.
Then contact an incident response firm first. This assessment is for finding exposure before it becomes one.
Tell us which customer data matters most and what prompted the question. We will say honestly whether a trace would help.