Reduce Your Exposure. Become a Harder Target.

Small businesses are increasingly targeted through phishing, impersonation, invoice fraud, social engineering, and other scams.

Attackers often begin by researching the business—and the people behind it. Publicly available information about owners, employees, family members, locations, relationships, and routines can provide the context needed to make fraudulent communications significantly more convincing.

The Small Business Digital Exposure Protection Program is an annual service designed to help you understand what attackers can see, reduce unnecessary exposure, and stay ahead of emerging threats.

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KNOW WHAT ATTACKERS CAN SEE

Digital exposure creates opportunities for attackers.

Information from websites, social media, public records, data brokers, professional profiles, and other open sources can reveal far more about a business and the people behind it than most owners realize.

Individually, those details may seem insignificant. Combined, they can help someone:

  • Impersonate your business or employees

  • Create convincing phishing and social engineering attacks

  • Commit invoice or payment fraud

  • Identify employees or family members to target

  • Connect your business to sensitive personal information

  • Damage your business or personal reputation

Your digital exposure isn't only a cybersecurity issue. It can affect your business, your brand, your finances, your personal security, and your family.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Ongoing visibility into your digital exposure.

An annual assessment of your publicly visible digital footprint, paired with a visual map showing how information connects across sources and where it may create opportunities for targeting, impersonation, or social engineering.

DIGITAL EXPOSURE SNAPSHOT + EXPOSURE MAP

Practical briefings on emerging scams and threats affecting small businesses, including phishing, business email compromise, impersonation, AI-enabled scams, and social engineering tactics.

QUARTERLY THREAT INTELLIGENCE BRIEFINGS

Quarterly reviews identify meaningful changes to your digital footprint, new exposure or impersonation indicators, and progress on previous recommendations—with clear guidance on any actions you should take.

QUARTERLY EXPOSURE REVIEWS

Access to practical guides and resources covering topics such as password security, MFA and passkeys, browser-based attacks, impersonation prevention, common small-business scams, and safer social media practices.

CLIENT SECURITY RESOURCE LIBRARY

A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO SMALL BUSINESS SECURITY

Traditional cybersecurity focuses on protecting systems and networks. But attackers often begin somewhere else—with publicly available information about your business and the people behind it.

The Small Business Digital Exposure Protection Program takes an intelligence driven approach to identifying and reducing that exposure. It is designed specifically for small businesses that want practical, ongoing visibility and actionable guidance without the cost or complexity of enterprise-level security programs.

Built for small businesses. Focused on real-world exposure. Designed to turn intelligence into action.

PROGRAM INVESTMENT

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$995 / YEAR

Small Business Digital Exposure Protection Program

One annual membership includes:

✓ Annual Digital Exposure Snapshot + Exposure Map
✓ Quarterly Exposure Reviews
✓ Quarterly Threat Intelligence Briefings
✓ Client Security Resource Library
✓ 20% member discount on additional DU-ZEL services
✓ Priority scheduling

Membership is paid annually in full.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. This program does not test your network, systems, devices, or technical security controls.

    It focuses on publicly available information and how that information could contribute to targeting, impersonation, fraud, social engineering, or other security risks.

  • The Digital Exposure Snapshot is a focused assessment designed to identify meaningful, readily discoverable areas of personal and business exposure.

    A Comprehensive Digital Exposure Audit is a separate, significantly deeper investigative engagement involving expanded research and analysis across a broader range of sources and exposure categories.

    If findings during your Snapshot indicate that deeper investigation may be warranted, DU-ZEL will explain why and may recommend a Comprehensive Digital Exposure Audit.

  • The program identifies exposure and provides recommendations; it does not include ongoing removal of exposed information.

    Not every piece of publicly available information can—or needs to—be removed.

    When significant removable personally identifiable information is identified, PII Suppression may be recommended as an additional service.

  • Small businesses and their owners are often closely connected online.

    Public information about an owner, family member, location, relationship, or routine can sometimes provide information useful for targeting the business.

    The program therefore considers meaningful personal exposure and personal-business identity crossover where relevant.

    When significant removable personally identifiable information is identified, PII Suppression may be recommended as an additional service.

  • Your initial Digital Exposure Snapshot establishes a baseline.

    After delivery of the initial report, focused Exposure Reviews are conducted quarterly to identify meaningful changes, new exposure, emerging impersonation opportunities, and progress on previous recommendations.

  • The program is designed for small businesses and entrepreneurs that want greater visibility into their external digital exposure without the cost or complexity of an enterprise security program. It is particularly valuable for owner-led businesses where personal and business information are closely connected.

Ready to understand what attackers can see?

Start with a Digital Exposure Snapshot and gain a clearer picture of your exposure.

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