When Digital Exposure Gets Personal
Protecting public officials from cyber and physical security risks ahead of the election cycle.
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October 27, 2026
12:30 PM ETOn-demand recording
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Digital force protection for public officialsA single data point can be the starting point for an attack
Home addresses, personal phone numbers, email addresses, family information, photos, and other personally identifiable information (PII) are readily available through data brokers and public web sources. A single piece of information may only be the starting point for malicious actors.
When information from multiple sources is connected, it can be used to build a detailed picture of an individual, increasing the risk of doxxing, harassment, identity theft, targeted cyberattacks, and even threats of physical harm.
In this session, FRC and DeleteMe walk through digital force protection, how malicious actors connect exposed personal information, and why public officials should act now to reduce their digital exposure ahead of the election cycle.
What the session covers
How exposed are you?
See how easily personal information can be discovered across data brokers and public web sources.
How bad actors connect the dots
Learn how pieces of exposed PII can be correlated to identify and target individuals.
How exposure becomes a security risk
Explore how PII can enable doxxing, harassment, phishing, social engineering, fraud, and other targeted threats.
Why public officials face unique risks
Understand why public-facing personnel can be particularly vulnerable to privacy and security threats.
What Daniel's Law can teach us
Explore the importance of protecting sensitive personal information belonging to public officials.
Why protection should start now
Learn why personal information removal requires continuous action and monitoring.
Built for public-facing officials and personnel
Legislators and elected officials
Attorney General offices
Departments of Family / Child Services
Correctional facilities and personnel
Law enforcement
Other public-facing state and local officials
Start Protecting Your Personal Information Now
Reducing your digital footprint takes time, and personal information can continue to appear online. DeleteMe provides ongoing data discovery, removal and suppression, monitoring, and reporting to help continuously reduce personal information exposure.
Schedule a meeting with FRC to learn more about DeleteMe and explore the most advantageous pricing available through the end of the year.