360 Privacy

The threat model isn't mysterious: high-net-worth targets generate massive amounts of personal data across broker databases, people-search sites, and the dark web, creating attack surfaces for stalking, doxxing, phishing, and physical security breaches. 360 Privacy, founded in 2019 and headquartered in the Nashville, Tennessee area, built its business around systematically shrinking that exposure. The company works with roughly 40 Fortune 100 clients, protecting executives, athletes, celebrities, and high-net-worth families from threats rooted in personal data proliferation online. They were recognized as a 2025 Inc. 5000 honoree. The operation runs on three service tiers. 360 Delete handles automated PII removal from data broker and people-search sources - scanning hundreds of them daily. 360 Monitor provides dark web surveillance, watching for credential leaks, compromised accounts, and targeted threats. 360 Defend wraps these into a comprehensive digital protection offering that includes digital ecosystem monitoring and ongoing human intelligence analysis. The technical stack relies on proprietary technology purpose-built for broker scanning and PII identification at scale. The team itself signals the threat domain clearly: personnel drawn from U.S. Special Operations, intelligence agencies, and corporate security backgrounds. That combination - operational intelligence tradecraft applied to data broker removal and dark web monitoring - defines the company's approach. U.S.-based, technically grounded, focused on the unglamorous but critical work of making high-value individuals harder to find, target, and exploit.