Introduces it
Identifies the personal-data gap and refers the company to Cluzy.
Your teams are under pressure to grow, reduce risk and make faster decisions. Those decisions depend on data about people - much of it collected, inferred and never verified by the person it describes.
Identifies the personal-data gap and refers the company to Cluzy.
Sponsors the program, supports employee communication and reviews aggregate outcomes.
Decides what to review, correct or remove. The company never sees individual records.
Handles the agreement, onboarding, employee experience, service, support and reporting.
Share the problem, privacy boundary, program model, 90-day pilot and employer value with your security, HR, benefits or leadership team.
Growth, risk, customer and AI decisions rely on human data. When that data is stale, inferred or wrong, teams waste money correcting avoidable mistakes while the pressure to perform keeps rising.
Collected fragments and unverified inferences enter company systems as if they were facts.
Teams act on distorted profiles, creating wasted spend, missed opportunities and avoidable risk.
People are asked to deliver better results while the data beneath the work remains unreliable.
Ownership gives people a way to see, correct and approve the information companies depend on.
A mature security stack can block malware, limit access and teach recognition. It still cannot remove an employee’s home address, relatives, old phone numbers or inferred vulnerabilities from public and broker profiles.
Protects account access
Does not remove public personal dataProtects managed devices
Does not cover an employee’s personal lifeFilters suspicious messages
Does not remove the details that make them believableTeaches employees to recognize attacks
Does not reduce information attackers can researchFinds exposed information and supports employee-controlled action
Addresses the missing personal-data layerAttackers combine public records, broker profiles and familiar details into phishing, voice impersonation, credential theft and MFA-fatigue attacks. Training remains useful. It works better when attackers have less personal information to use.

The company sees program health and aggregate threat-reduction signals. It does not see employee names, addresses, phone numbers, broker listings, passwords, removal choices or personal exposure results.
Planning indicators - not predictions or guaranteed savings.
Select the controls you already use and the personal-data signals you see. This is a planning tool, not a risk prediction.
A mature stack can limit access and teach recognition. It still cannot remove home addresses, relatives, old phone numbers or inferred vulnerabilities from broker profiles.
Change the assumptions to create an operational target. These figures are not promised outcomes.
Actions can include removals, corrections, permission changes, breached-password fixes or closing unused accounts.
Use a defined employee group, a clear privacy promise and agreed success measures. The decision at day 90 is to stop, extend or convert - not to defend a predetermined rollout.
Select the pilot group, executive sponsor, employee message, privacy boundary and baseline measures.
Onboard employees, open personal-data actions and answer early questions.
Support practical corrections, removals and healthier data habits without monitoring individuals.
Assess participation, DWS, TSRI, completed actions, feedback, support load and the stop, extend or convert decision.
Michael leads company sales for Cluzy Employee Data Wellness. Talk with him about product fit, the buying model and a focused 90-day pilot.
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Founder and CEO