Healthcare professionals are increasingly facing threats that go far beyond the exam room. Whether you’re providing gender-affirming care, reproductive services, working in public health, or simply visible in a polarized environment, your role may put you at risk—from coordinated harassment to doxxing and threats of violence.
We help healthcare workers understand what a motivated attacker could find about them online—before it becomes a danger. Using ethical open source intelligence (OSINT) methods, we map your digital footprint and identify the kinds of exposure that can lead to real-world harm.
How Healthcare Workers Are Targeted Using OSINT
Public license databases linked to home addresses or personal contact info
Social media profiles used to track movements, affiliations, or family connections
Harassment via work emails or patient review platforms
Doxxing from provider directories or state registries
Stalking or protest activity linked to online location data or leaked records
What We Offer
Individual exposure assessments tailored to your role, specialty, and risk level
Threat modeling that accounts for known movements and adversarial actors
Mitigation plans with prioritized, practical steps you can take immediately
Optional referrals to technical or legal support for more complex threats
Clinic and organization-level assessments for staff-wide protection
Discreet, trauma-informed service designed to support—not overwhelm—you
Who This Is For
Physicians, nurses, therapists, and mental health professionals
Providers of gender-affirming or reproductive healthcare
Public health officials and researchers facing political backlash
Clinic directors or private practice owners seeking protection for staff
Anyone in healthcare who has received threats, been harassed, or worries they’re at risk
You provide care. You shouldn’t have to fear for your safety because of it. Our job is to help you protect yourself using the same public information that others might try to use against you.