I recently gave a briefing on how swatting attacks start and how to get ahead of them. Here's what I shared.

How removal actually works, what we can take down, what we usually can't, and what we do when deletion isn't on the table.

SFI’s founder and executive director explains why military-connected families face a distinct set of online risks, and how Kanary helps.

Surfshark acquired a majority stake in Optery in September 2026. What the deal actually says, what happened the last time a data removal service got bought, and what to watch for.

A New Jersey judge ordered radaris.com and 13 other data broker domains transferred to the plaintiffs after Radaris spent years dodging the case.

Organizations get dragged into risk that started well outside their walls, and most don't see it coming until it's already showing up as a flood of calls to the front desk.

A Head of Trust & Safety at a mid-size technology company explains why protecting employees' personal information is part of protecting the platform itself.

Kanary works with a lot of nonprofits, and we know most of you aren't walking in with a security budget. Here's a shortlist of folks we know and trust, actively funding or connecting funders to nonprofits for security programs.

Decoys, masking, misdirection, and honeypots are all fairly common practices in cybersecurity. We decided to start experimenting.

ProAlign's Vice President explains why OSINT-driven intelligence, not raw data, is what keeps clients safe, and why Kanary earned a place in that toolkit.

CSE's preparedness and resilience lead explains how Kanary helps advocacy organizations protect its people from doxxing, harassment, and targeted online attacks.

It only took one paragraph. Here's exactly how we did it, why the fix isn't coming soon, and what you can do about it right now.

Personified's cybersecurity lead explains how Kanary helps nonprofit-focused MSPs protect staff and clients from personal data exposure and online harassment.

Most data removal services focus on one thing: bulk removing your info from data brokers. CNET's new review of Kanary makes the case for why that's not enough if you're facing modern, real-world risk.

Kanary's coverage now includes LinkedIn, giving Advanced tier members a direct line of defense on the internet's most trusted professional network, and one of the most actively targeted.

Kanary now integrates with X (Twitter) to detect doxxing, personal data leaks, and impersonation. Advanced members get automatic scans with actionable removal steps.

SOC 2 background check defaults route through data brokers, the exact companies Kanary exists to fight. Here's how we rescoped, got auditor sign-off, and what the Delve compliance scandal reveals about blindly trusting the process.

A precise approach monitors and removes what matters most, while a bulk approach over reports and removes what's easiest.

Kanary has achieved SOC 2 Type 1 compliance, independently verified by Prescient Security.

A deep dive into Kanary’s product, pricing, technology and support.