Your work shouldn’t compromise your safety
Yet it does. While you’re protecting the communities you serve, how are you being protected as a private citizen?
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[In the U.S.] police officers put themselves in harm’s way every day, risking their safety to ensure the public’s.
How personal data exposure happens
When someone performs a simple Google search for an employee’s name, that employee becomes exposed to serious dangers, such as real-life and cyber-stalking, harassment, identity theft, and even home attacks.
Google pulls an individual’s private information from privacy-breaching websites (e.g., WhitePages, MyLife, Spokeo, etc.). The number of these sites has been growing, and the level of detail revealed about the individual is expanding.
View the personal data supply chain infographic to learn how and why this happens.
Impact on officers
- National Center for Police Advocacy survey: 80% of responding police officers had been threatened with assault if the suspect encountered them out of uniform.
- Nearly 20% have been threatened while off duty by someone they encountered on duty.
- FBI: Intentional killings of law enforcement officers reached a 20-year high in 2021.
- FTC: People lost $8.8B in fraud in 2022, a 30% increase over 2021 and 70% over 2020.
- National Council on Identity Theft Protection: 1.4M cases of ID Theft reported to FTC in 2022.
Sources:
Via National Police Association
FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services Division
Federal Trade Commission 2023 press release
Identity Theft Facts and Statistics report
14,000,000+
personal profiles removed
from people-search sites since 2015
How Onerep works
1. Scan
We scan 190+ sites to find where an individual is exposed
2. Remove
We then remove personal information from these sites
3. Monitor
We continuously monitor all the 190+ sites to make sure people stay private
