GhostTrace LLC — Security Awareness Training for Small Businesses

GhostTrace LLC is a Georgia-based security awareness training and cybersecurity practice (Control No. 26142915), run by founder Daniel Upperman. We run live security awareness training that keeps small businesses insured and compliant.

Who is GhostTrace LLC?

GhostTrace LLC is owned and founded by Daniel Upperman. The company is registered in Georgia, USA with Georgia Control Number 26142915. Founded in 2026, GhostTrace's primary service is live security awareness training for small businesses, producing the documented completion records cyber insurers and regulators require. GhostTrace also provides incident documentation support, exposure monitoring, business and domain due diligence, impersonation takedown packaging, and digital safety reviews. Ethics complaints are reviewed directly by the founder under our published Ethics Complaint process. This is not a law enforcement agency. We do not conduct unauthorized hacking, surveillance, or data theft. We use only legal, public-source research methods, and we do not research individuals.

Founder Details

Founder & Owner: Daniel Upperman | Email: Founder@ghosttrace.net | Company: GhostTrace LLC | Location: Georgia, USA | Registration: Control No. 26142915

GhostTrace isn't a private investigator, a law firm, or law enforcement, and doesn't locate, profile, or run background checks on people.

Who runs this

Founder and Owner: Daniel Upperman

Email: Founder@ghosttrace.net

Daniel Upperman founded GhostTrace LLC in 2026 to help people affected by online fraud, impersonation, and digital abuse document what happened and figure out what to do next. GhostTrace is one person; every request is handled directly by Daniel.

Ethics & Compliance

Ethics complaints come straight to the founder: complaint reviews, policy compliance, and research standards. File a concern via our Ethics Complaint form.

Business registration

GhostTrace LLC is a registered Georgia limited liability company (Control No. 26142915, status Active), formed June 25, 2026. Full registration and registered-agent details are on the Legal page.

Contact Information

Services

Popular questions we answer

Contact

Email support@ghosttrace.net — replies within one business day. Anonymous intelligence submissions accepted (no account required).

Enable JavaScript to access the full interactive site, client portal, and staff portal. Content below is rendered by React once JavaScript is available.

PROMO

CodeGabe partner code—20.0% off, referred by CodeGabe

CODEGABE5CF6View pricing
Home · Services · Entity & Domain Due Diligence
Service

Know who you're dealing with — the business, not the person.

Entity and domain due diligence is the practice of collecting and analyzing publicly available records about businesses, websites, and infrastructure — registration history, DNS and certificate data, corporate filings, and hosting patterns. Done right, it's a defensible research discipline. Ours is done right.

In one sentence: Entity and domain due diligence answers questions about businesses, domains, and infrastructure — is this vendor legitimate, who registered this domain, is this website a lookalike of a real brand — using only publicly available records.

Starting at$299

What this service is

Everything on the public internet is fair game — but that doesn't mean everything you find is accurate or reliable. Professional entity research is a discipline: define the question, choose lawful sources, corroborate findings across independent records, timestamp everything, and report with confidence levels.

We take engagements for vendor and counterparty due diligence (is this business legitimate?), domain and infrastructure analysis (who's really behind this website?), and lookalike-domain or brand-abuse detection. We research businesses, domains, and infrastructure. We do not research individuals.

Who this is for

  • You're about to send money to a business or vendor and want to verify it's legitimate before you do.
  • You need domain registration, hosting, or DNS history on a website you're evaluating.
  • You suspect a lookalike or spoofed domain is impersonating your brand and want it documented.
  • You want a professional to sanity-check a business's corporate filings and online footprint before you act on it.

How it works

Step 1

Scope the question

We narrow the ask to something answerable about the business, domain, or infrastructure in question — not about any individual associated with it.

Step 2

Research

Domain registration and hosting history (WHOIS, DNS, TLS certificates), business registration and corporate filing records, website and infrastructure analysis, lookalike-domain comparison.

Step 3

Corroborate

No single-source findings without a confidence label. Confirmed = two or more independent sources. Probable = strong single-source. Possible = indicative but unverified.

Step 4

Report

Executive summary in plain language, methodology, sourced findings with links and timestamps, and next-step recommendations.

What's included

  • Full due-diligence report tailored to your specific question — no boilerplate.
  • Every finding sourced with the URL, timestamp, and screenshot preserved.
  • Confidence levels applied to every claim.
  • Executive summary suitable for sharing with a partner, lender, or counsel.
  • Follow-up thread in your client portal for 30 days.

Frequently asked

Is this legal?

In the United States, collecting and analyzing publicly available business and domain records is legal for private research firms. It becomes illegal the moment it involves accessing accounts, systems, or private data without authorization (which crosses into CFAA territory). We only use lawful, public sources.

Do you research individuals?

No. We research businesses, domains, and infrastructure — not people. We do not locate, identify, or profile natural persons, and we decline engagements whose subject is an individual.

How much does this cost?

Our standard engagements start at $299 (one-time). Scope and depth affect price. We quote after a free 15-minute intake.

What can you tell me about a domain?

Registration history, DNS records, TLS certificate history, hosting patterns, and how a domain compares against a legitimate brand's domain — all from public records.

How long does it take?

Most engagements deliver in 3–7 business days. Complex multi-domain or multi-entity research is quoted individually.

Can I use your report to support a business decision?

Reports are sourced, timestamped, and preserved for exactly this use case — vendor onboarding, counterparty checks, and brand-protection decisions. They are not consumer reports and may not be used for employment, tenant, credit, or insurance decisions.

Ready to get started?

Open a free account, describe your situation in plain language, and a GhostTrace analyst will pick it up within one business day.