Positioning · for security teams

A category of one.

Your team already runs indicator feeds and OSINT tooling. None of them map the human attack surface — the breached credentials, exposed accounts, and leaked identity data an attacker assembles on your people before the first payload. Here's how xposeTIP compares to the platforms you already know.

The science is settled

Behavior is identity. Researchers proved it a decade ago.

A behavioral identity layer isn't speculative — it formalizes what peer-reviewed research has shown for years.

95%
Just 4 location points uniquely identify a person — out of 1.5 million.
de Montjoye et al., 2013 · Scientific Reports
→ geo axis
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88%
Facebook likes alone predict orientation, politics and personality traits.
Kosinski, Stillwell & Graepel, 2013 · PNAS
→ digital footprint
read the paper →
ID
Your daily activity rhythm fingerprints you — a measurable "walking signature".
Koffman, Muschelli & Crainiceanu · Johns Hopkins (NHANES)
→ activity rhythm
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92%
How you type identifies you — keystroke rhythm alone, no extra hardware.
Monrose & Rubin, 2000 · Future Generation Computer Systems
→ behavioral signature
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Attackers already read these signals on your people. xposeTIP maps that exposure first — the category no one else is in.

The positioning quadrant

Depth of intelligence vs ease of use. We're in the top-right corner — and nobody else is.

DEPTH OF INTELLIGENCEEASE OF USE →highlowEXPERT-ONLYSWEET SPOTNICHESHALLOW BUT EASYMaltegoSpiderFootRecorded FuturexposeTIP

vs OSINT pros

Same depth of OSINT reconnaissance — approachable UX, accessible pricing, transparent by design — every finding shows its source.

CapabilityxposeTIPMaltegoSpiderFootRecorded Future
179 OSINT sources
Approachable UX
11-axis behavioral fingerprint
Verified provenance per finding
Starting price
€0

Map your team's exposure.

Bring us an identity you're authorized to assess — an executive, a privileged user, a client's leadership. We return a sourced exposure report, days not weeks.

Comparison data verified against public sources, June 2026 — every figure links to its source. Categorizations are positional; competitor products evolve.