Data-disclosure dispute
Investigation into an information leak in [sector: recruitment], building an admissible evidence file and supporting a formal legal notice.
Hacked account, public exposure, sources to protect, AI systems or ageing cryptography: investigation, protection, resilience. For those who cannot afford to get it wrong.
Regaining control, targeted-threat assessment, incident response.
Individuals → You're an organisationAI security, cryptographic resilience, investigation and due diligence.
Organisations → You're a journalist or NGOThreat modelling, source protection, sensitive communications.
Journalists & NGOs →A specialist firm, where expertise is scarce
AdinavProtection runs open-source digital investigations, protects exposed individuals, and supports organisations on two fronts that will define the coming decade: the security of artificial-intelligence systems and the migration to post-quantum cryptography.
We sit between the lone provider, who struggles to inspire trust, and the large firms whose fees exclude those who need help most. That space exists, and it is rarely well served. It is where we focus.
Open-source research, within a strictly legal and documented framework. Exposure mapping, verification of identity and information, incident investigation.
For people targeted because of their role, visibility or a recent incident. Threat assessment, defensive intelligence, incident response, regaining control.
Threat modelling, source protection, securing communications and training for newsrooms, NGOs and rights defenders.
Audits of LLM applications and autonomous agents, AI red teaming, supply-chain assessment and compliance with the EU AI Act.
Cryptographic inventory, "harvest now, decrypt later" threat modelling and a roadmap for migrating to post-quantum cryptography.
You can't migrate what you don't know you have. A four-pass methodology to map an organisation's cryptographic exposure, prioritise fixes with Mosca's theorem, and prepare the post-quantum migration without halting the business.
Read the article →An exposed person should not have to recount what happened to them. Here are representative engagements — the situation, the method, the outcome — without the names.
Investigation into an information leak in [sector: recruitment], building an admissible evidence file and supporting a formal legal notice.
Assessment of the exposure of a [media figure], identification of compromised reused credentials and hardening of access.
Regaining control of a compromised account, securing linked services and a plan to prevent recurrence.
Representative examples. Any identifying detail is removed; no engagement is disclosed without explicit consent. (hover a card)
If an engagement is unlikely to succeed, we say so before accepting it. If a result disappoints, the report says that too.
No recommendation conditioned by a vendor partnership. For sensitive data, a local solution; for a hard problem, the best tool — not ours.
A serious situation is treated as such; a minor one too. The alert level follows the risk, not the invoice.
Defensive methods, with the consent of those concerned, for protection, prevention and regaining control.