Private Investigator Defence

A private investigator rarely hacks anything. They use the doors you left open.

Whether you expect to be watched or you already sense that you are, we close every access point an investigator exploits — location, cloud, devices, vehicle — in a single day, in person.

In person only · No remote access · No cloud · No logs · No app

What an investigator actually uses

No cracked passwords. Just access that was already waiting.

A competent investigator doesn't break in. They read what's already shared — and in a dispute, a great deal is still shared.

  • Location — a maps share you turned on years ago for school pickups; a phone-finder still linked to a family member.
  • Cloud and albums — a shared photo album your new phone still uploads to; a backup that syncs to a device someone else holds.
  • Vehicle and devices — a car's tracking account on someone else's phone; a tablet at home still signed into your accounts.

Surveillance, in these cases, is just access nobody closed.

How it actually happens

Three years of location on one screen

Two years before the separation they'd turned on Google Maps location sharing — a small practicality, for coordinating school pickups. He forgot she could still see him. She did not. For months after he moved out she knew exactly where he was at any hour: who he met, whether he slept at the address he'd given the court, whether he didn't. By the time he noticed the share was still live, the documents had been filed.

The car that gave her away

The car was in his name, and its tracking system — switched on years earlier against theft — quietly fed location alerts to an app on his phone. While she met witnesses, visited the bank, and moved between addresses she believed were private, he watched the route. She only understood when his attorney cited movements that could have come from surveillance — or from a car that had been reporting on her all along.

What we do

We close every point an investigator would use — in a day, in person.

We map every device, account, share, and access point that could be turned against you — and where it's active now. Then every one is closed in your presence: location shares ended, cloud and family apps separated, vehicle accounts disconnected, a hardware key issued and installed.

You leave with a secure channel for you and your attorney and a signed Certificate of Hardening for your file.

Working with counsel? The Certificate documents what was closed and when. How we work with attorneys →

Protection

Most individuals are covered by Personal Shield (₪15,000); where a home network, vehicle, and wider household are involved, higher tiers apply. A Threat Assessment is ₪3,500, credited in full toward any protection tier within 14 days.

See the four protection tiers →

Questions
Can you prove I'm being followed, or find who hired the investigator?

No. We close the digital access surveillance relies on; we don't conduct counter-investigations. The work is defensive.

I already think I'm being tracked. Can you stop it today?

In one in-person day we close the access and check what's currently reporting on you.

Can you do this before anything has happened, as a precaution?

Yes — closing the doors before you're watched is the whole point.

Will they know the access is gone?

Ending a share or disconnecting an account looks like ordinary maintenance.