Social engineering starts with data
Personal details make phishing and impersonation of a founder — or their assistant, spouse, or team — far more believable.
Founder & executive privacy
Data brokers expose founders’ and executives’ phone numbers, home addresses, family links, and old locations. Incogni automates ongoing removal to cut unwanted contact, make doxxing harder, and reduce the personal information attackers can use for identity theft and social engineering.


Why founders
The same public presence that builds a company also makes its leaders easy to research. Attackers use broker data to craft convincing impersonation, target family members, and locate people in the physical world.
Personal details make phishing and impersonation of a founder — or their assistant, spouse, or team — far more believable.
A single exposed profile can surface the addresses, phones, and relatives that put a whole family within reach.
Busy executives will not chase hundreds of broker opt-out forms. Automating the workflow is the only realistic way to keep it up.
How Incogni helps
Incogni uses your provided emails, addresses, and phone numbers to identify likely records and prepare removal requests.
Instead of filling out broker forms yourself, Incogni sends and tracks opt-out requests on your behalf.
Data brokers reacquire information, so Incogni continues checking and re-removing when records return.
Get started
If your name carries reputational or security weight, reducing the personal data floating across broker sites is a practical first step. Consider a family plan so the household is covered together, not one profile at a time.
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