People are the largest external surface.
Identity intelligence tracks the artifacts that point back at a person — accounts, aliases, credentials, mentions — and scores how exposed that makes them.
One person, every artifact that references them.
Artifacts
Emails, aliases, phone numbers, addresses and domains, each with a confidence score and the sources behind it.
Exposure score
A single number out of 100 with the sub-scores that produced it, so it can be argued with rather than just quoted.
Drift
How the score has moved. A subject whose exposure doubled last month is more interesting than one who has been steadily high for a year.
Shared artifacts
When the same artifact attributes to two subjects — a shared inbox, a reused alias — both are shown the link.
Scoring people is a responsibility, not a feature.
Subject records exist to protect the people in them. Access is role-scoped, every view is logged, and the evidence behind a score is always visible to whoever is looking at it.
More evidence. Less guessing.
We don't promise perfect visibility. We promise better understanding.