Darrow Privacy Radar - AI-Powered Privacy Exposure Scanner

Your security and compliance stack watches the inside of your perimeter. But the legal exposure that ends up in a demand letter doesn't live inside. It lives on your public websites and mobile apps, in plain view, where regulators and plaintiff firms are already looking.

That's the surface Privacy Radar covers. It takes an outside-in view and thinks the way an enforcer does, threat intelligence for your legal attack surface, a red team that never sleeps. Onboarding takes seconds: point it at a domain, with no integration and no access to your internal systems, and autonomous AI agents continuously scan the digital behaviors that get companies sued: trackers firing before a user consents, consent banners that fail to block on opt-out, sensitive data leaking to advertising platforms it should never reach. Coverage spans 23+ US state and federal privacy regulations including CIPA and HIPAA, as well as GDPR, across 16+ exposure-prone behaviors.

This matters more every quarter because AI is expanding your privacy attack surface faster than governance can keep up. Every new AI deployment, marketing tool, tracker, and site change creates implementation drift, a widening gap between what your privacy policies say and what your live external surface actually does. That drift is the single biggest lever behind the surge in litigation and enforcement: $3.9B in settlements since 2024 and 200% growth in class action filings since 2022. None of it triggers a SOC alert or shows up in an audit, which is exactly why it sits undetected until a demand letter lands.

So instead of a never-ending checklist, Privacy Radar hands your teams a prioritized picture of real exposure. Every finding is mapped to what is actually being litigated right now, who is suing, where, and for how much, with a dollar quantification of your exposure. You see what to fix, why it matters, and what it's worth, and you fix it before the demand letter arrives.

Who It’s For

Data Privacy Officers and Chief Privacy Officers responsible for CCPA, GDPR, BIPA, HIPPA, and CIPA compliance who need quantified evidence-backed visibility into what their public-facing properties are actually doing - not just what internal controls report.

CISOs and VP-level security leaders who own privacy posture and want to expand their vulnerability coverage to external privacy risk within their existing workflows.

Chief Compliance Officers and General Counsel assessing privacy litigation exposure - for ongoing program management, board reporting, M&A due diligence, or preparing for a regulatory conversation.