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Cybersecurity teams choose to work with EraseMe because they know how exposed personal information—especially from employees and executives—can be exploited in real-world attacks.
Cybersecurity teams choose to work with EraseMe because they know how exposed personal information—especially from employees and executives—can be exploited in real-world attacks.
Publicly available employee data creates a persistent risk to your organization. Whether it’s used for targeted scams, harassment, or reputational damage, this exposure weakens even the most advanced security systems. Scrubbing this information from the internet isn’t a quick fix; it requires continuous effort, time, and resources to manage effectively.
Get startedLeading Fortune 500 companies and government agencies rely on EraseMe to actively wipe personal data from hundreds of websites, providing exceptional defense against digital risks and privacy breaches.
With elevated access to sensitive systems, administrators and managers are high-value targets for cybercriminals. Attackers frequently focus on these individuals, using advanced social engineering techniques to infiltrate networks and gain unauthorized entry.
Board members and executives are frequent targets of cyberattacks, online harassment, and impersonation. Threat actors—including activists, criminals, and malicious insiders—leverage personally identifiable information (PII) to launch psychological, physical, and digital attacks.
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All employees with access to sensitive systems are potential targets—whether for social engineering attacks, data theft, fraud, or other forms of criminal activity.
Now is the time to ask: Could this be happening in your organization?
Get Started01. Quick and Easy Sign-Up: Employees, executives, and board members complete a fast, secure enrollment.
02. Comprehensive Data Scan: EraseMe scans the internet for exposed personal information across hundreds of sites.
03. Opt-Outs and Removals Begin: Our team initiates opt-out and data removal requests on your behalf.
04. Privacy Report Delivered: You receive an initial privacy report, and ongoing reports track your data exposure over time.
05. Year-Round Protection: EraseMe continuously monitors and removes personal data, providing full-service privacy protection all year long.
Data brokers are companies that gather vast amounts of personally identifiable information (PII) and compile it into detailed profiles or listings. These profiles often contain sensitive data such as Social Security numbers, birth dates, current and previous addresses, and other private details.
EraseMe offers a range of subscription plans designed to fit different privacy needs and budgets. The Standard plan is available monthly at $6.99 billed annually at a discounted rate of ($83.88 billed yearly). For those looking for more comprehensive coverage, our couples plans provide same features and are available as yearly subscriptions as well. The Couples plan costs $11.99 per month ($143.88 billed annually). To explore the full list of features and choose the plan that’s right for you, visit our pricing page.
Data brokers scour the internet for information to piece together a detailed profile about you. They pull data from public records, government databases, social media, self-submitted info, and even other data brokers.
After signing up with EraseMe, you’ll receive a welcome email to help you get started immediately. From there, you’ll log in to access your personal profile page, where you can specify which information you want removed. Our team of privacy specialists will handle the rest.
We can’t remove Google search results directly without first eliminating the original sources—typically data broker websites. Google doesn’t create or store this information; it simply indexes and displays content from other sites based on your search. That means your personal information is coming from external sources, not Google itself. To make it disappear from search results, we must first remove it from the websites where it actually exists.
