Digital Resilience
Reduce your attack surface before someone exploits it. I map what is publicly learnable about you or your organization, then deliver a prioritized hardening plan you can execute fast.
Digital resilience is not a tool stack. It is a capability. You reduce exposure, you raise friction, you recover fast if something hits.
Human-led by Zika Rakita, threat intelligence analyst and security advisor with global operational experience. Based in the U.S.
This is not hacking.
This is lawful OSINT, exposure mapping, and hardening guidance. The goal is signal, control, and fast execution.
Why This Exists
Most digital damage is not "advanced hacking." It is exposure, convenience, and predictable behavior.
- Exposure: your address, family links, routines, business filings, old accounts, data broker listings
- Convenience: weak recovery settings, reused passwords, sloppy device hygiene, risky third-party apps
- Predictability: posting habits, travel patterns, public check-ins, oversharing under stress
Digital resilience means you raise friction for attackers and reduce the blast radius if something hits.
You do not need paranoia. You need a clean picture and a plan.
What You Get
Decision-ready, execution-ready outputs:
- OSINT-driven digital exposure audit, person or organization
- Attack surface mapping, what an adversary can learn quickly
- Priority-ranked fixes, what to do now versus what to ignore
- Account takeover risk reduction, recovery path, and hardening
- Impersonation and scam pattern defense guidance
- Secure communications baseline, practical tools and settings
- Written deliverables you can execute, not generic advice
I turn digital noise into a priority list and a hardening plan.
Core Capability Stack
This single page covers OSINT investigation, digital exposure, and hardening without creating extra services.
1) OSINT Exposure Audit
What I do:
- Footprint mapping across public sources, data brokers, social platforms, and open databases
- Address and asset exposure checks (property, business filings, registrations where available publicly)
- Family and associates exposure mapping (only what is legally accessible)
- Photo and post risk review, patterns, routines, geotag risk, operational habits
What this prevents:
- Blind spots that enable doxxing
- Stalker or scammer targeting shortcuts
- Uncontrolled exposure of family members
2) Privacy Hardening and Data Broker Reduction
What I do:
- Removal plan for major data brokers and people-search sites (opt-outs, suppression steps, persistence strategy)
- Social privacy posture tightening, public profile cleanup plan, high-risk content triage
- Routine reduction, what you publish, when you publish, what you never publish
What this prevents:
- Public record aggregation into a target package
- Easy reverse lookup on you and your family
- Repeat re-listing without a plan
3) Account Security and Takeover Prevention
What I do:
- 2FA strategy, recovery paths, and lockout prevention
- Password hygiene, device security baseline, and high-risk app review
- Phishing risk reduction setup, rules, and habits that stop most compromises
What this prevents:
- Account takeovers
- Recovery failure under stress
- Silent compromises that escalate into extortion
4) Impersonation, Scams, Extortion Readiness
What I do:
- Impersonation and scam pattern identification (what attackers typically do next)
- Evidence preservation guidance and escalation checklist
- Containment steps, communications posture, and decision triggers
What this prevents:
- Feeding the scam
- Unforced errors in public messaging
- Slow reaction that compounds damage
5) Secure Communications Baseline
What I do:
- Encrypted messaging and secure email recommendations, practical setup guidance
- Privacy-focused workflows for travel and high-risk periods
- Decision on what to compartmentalize and what to keep simple
What this prevents:
- Leakage through convenience tools
- Overcomplication that nobody follows
- Weak links in your inner circle
Typical Scenarios
Clients usually reach out when:
- You are being searched, watched, or targeted online, and you do not know what is visible
- You had a doxxing threat, harassment, or stalking spillover and need exposure reduced fast
- Someone is impersonating you, your company, or your brand, and victims are contacting you
- A family member is exposed through public records or careless posting
- You suspect compromise, account takeover risk, or a coordinated phishing campaign
- You want operational privacy before travel, relocation, legal events, or public launches
Process
Step 1: Intake and scope
15-minute intake call. We define the target, urgency, and what success looks like.
Step 2: OSINT collection and mapping
I map exposure using lawful, ethical sources and tradecraft. No hacking. No illegal access.
Step 3: Analysis and prioritization
You get ranked vulnerabilities, likely exploitation paths, and the fast fixes that matter.
Step 4: Written deliverables and execution support
Report plus step-by-step actions, and a follow-up call to execute the plan.
Fast, clean, actionable. No templates. No fluff.
Pricing
Individual
Single-person audit and hardening plan.
- OSINT exposure mapping
- Priority hardening plan
- Data broker reduction strategy
- Account security and recovery guidance
- 30-minute follow-up call
Family
Up to 4 family members. Household privacy posture.
- Exposure mapping for household
- Family risk reduction plan
- Data broker removal plan
- Device and account baseline guidance
- Execution call included
Corporate
Executive and organization exposure, impersonation risk, and hardening posture.
- Exec exposure audit (scope-defined)
- Impersonation and scam defense posture
- Account and comms hardening guidance
- Documentation-ready actions
- Option to continue via retainer
Pricing depends on scope, exposure complexity, and urgency. You will get a clear scope before anything starts.
What I Need From You
To move fast, I need:
- Name variations and known usernames
- Known addresses or regions tied to you (past and present)
- Your top concern (doxxing, scam, family privacy, takeover, impersonation)
- Any suspicious incidents, messages, or indicators (screenshots help)
- Your time sensitivity and risk tolerance
If inputs are incomplete, I will tell you what is missing and what matters most.
Case Study (Redacted)
Scenario
High-visibility professional receives harassment and doxxing threats. Family exposure risk is rising. Online impersonation attempts begin.
Findings
- Public records and people-search listings exposed current and historical addresses
- Social posts revealed predictable routines and location cues
- Recovery paths were weak, making account takeover and lockout likely under stress
Action taken
- Built an exposure reduction plan and executed priority removals
- Hardened accounts and recovery paths, reduced takeover risk
- Established an escalation checklist and evidence preservation workflow
Outcome
- Exposure reduced significantly across major public listings
- Family risk reduced through routine and posting changes
- Client regained control of comms and account security posture
Key takeaway: Most digital targeting is enabled by exposure. Reduce exposure and you cut the attacker's options.
Boundaries
FAQ
Exposure is a multiplier for every threat.
Reduce it, harden your accounts, and control the narrative if something hits.
Response: within 24 hours on weekdays (urgent cases: write "URGENT").
Find Your Weak Spots Before They Do
Confidential OSINT audit with prioritized action steps. Reduce your attack surface and protect what matters.
Focused intelligence • Highly confidential • Immediate action plan