Zero-trust infrastructure
SUPPRESSED encrypts data at rest with AES-256 and in transit via TLS 1.3, with infrastructure deployed in Zurich and protected under the new Federal Act on Data Protection (nFADP).
System statusDigital footprint management built for privacy + online reputation control.
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A new class of data removal. Built for what appears > not just what exists.
A new class of data removal. Built for what appears > not just what exists.
Triage
When a client submits a known exposure URL, including doxing, account compromise or corporate data leak, SUPPRESSED flags it for immediate triage.
Triage maps the record by visibility and risk, then routes the appropriate suppression, validation or containment workflow outside the standard discovery queue.
Onboarding
Triage
Is it visibleIs it high risk?
Risk scored
Discovery
Exposure found
Suppression
Has it resurfaced?
Validation
Google removal
Scratch
Validation
Removal is not the final state. Validation is the control layer.
Every verified removal continues to be monitored by the platform for the duration of the active service term.
SUPPRESSED runs independent validation workflows. The takedown source is checked for republication, while search engines are monitored for re-indexing. If the exposure persists in search results after deletion at the source, the URL is routed into outdated content removal.
Your exposure is continuously regenerated by external systems you do not control.
Your exposure iscontinuouslyregenerated byexternal systemsyou do not control.
A record removed today can reappear months later through new data brokers, cached search results, another corporate breach or information that existed but had not yet been indexed. Avoiding discovery does not reduce that exposure. It only gives aggregation, indexing and reproduction more time to increase what others can find. SUPPRESSED operates as a managed suppression layer for your online reputation. Your digital footprint is dynamic, so managing what appears next is not a one-time event.
Security
PCI-certified payments
Payments are processed through Stripe. Stripe is a certified PCI Service Provider Level 1, the highest level of certification available in the payments industry.
Passwordless by design
Clients authenticate with a one-time magic link sent to their verified email. The magic link verifies and grants access without a password, meaning your credentials are never stored or exposed.
SOC 2
PRIVATE tier is built around SOC 2 control expectations for isolated processing, restricted access, encryption, operational logging and incident response. A copy of the most recent audit report is available to PRIVATE clients upon request.
GDPR
SUPPRESSED is committed to ensuring that customer and employee personal data is treated in a way that complies with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.
CCPA
The California Consumer Privacy Act gives consumers the right to know what personal data is collected, to request its deletion and to opt out of its sale. SUPPRESSED is primarily a service provider under the CCPA.
Transparency
The platform is built to discover and triage visible exposure, suppress removable records, verify outcomes and continue validation to keep exposure SUPPRESSED. This includes continuous discovery, auditable validation, outdated-content removal from search engines, reappearance monitoring and a case-level evidence trail covering source status, request state, timestamps, validation outcomes and screenshot records where technically appropriate.
The limitation is reach, not effort. No provider can guarantee permanent removal of every historical copy of your information from the internet. Screenshots, private databases, closed forums, private Facebook groups, lawful public registries, and other inaccessible or uncontrolled sources may remain beyond any platform’s reach.
SUPPRESSED does not operate advertising networks, people-search services, data broker marketplaces, proxy networks or enrichment products. Discovery occurs before suppression. We do not bulk-send your full profile to unidentified brokers to ask whether they hold it. Each request uses the minimum information necessary against an identified source to validate a match, submit a source-specific removal request and verify the outcome.