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Personal Cybersecurity Assessment

You cannot protect an exposure you have never measured.

The Situation

Wealth accumulates attack surface the way it accumulates property. Devices multiply — phones, laptops, tablets, watches, the children's electronics. Accounts multiply faster. Houses fill with cameras, locks, speakers and screens that someone else installed and nobody audits. Household staff, assistants and contractors carry pieces of your digital life on their own phones.

A corporation maps this exposure continuously; it is what a security department is for. A private household almost never has — there has been no single moment when someone competent looked at the whole picture and said: this is where you are exposed, this is what matters, this is the order in which to fix it.

The result is not usually one glaring hole. It is forty small ones, and no way to know which three an attacker would actually use.

What We Do

The assessment is a structured, confidential review of your household's entire digital perimeter, conducted the way an engineer assesses an institution — except the institution is your family. We inventory devices and accounts and rank what they protect. We examine your home, estate and guest networks and the smart systems attached to them. We review how family members, assistants and household staff actually use technology day to day, because in wealthy households people, not machines, are the most common way in.

We also measure what an attacker can learn without touching anything you own: the property records, data-broker listings, leaked credentials, social media patterns and press coverage that turn a stranger into a convincing impersonator. This public footprint is what makes targeted attacks — the persuasive phone call to your carrier, the perfectly timed wire-fraud email — possible at all.

What you receive is not a stack of scanner output. It is a prioritized protection plan in plain language: what is exposed, why it matters in your specific circumstances, and the sequence of fixes that buys the most safety for the least disruption. Where you want help executing, we do the work ourselves — quietly, around your household's rhythm, not a vendor's.

Most clients re-assess on a cadence appropriate to their profile, because households change: new properties, new staff, new platforms, children growing into their own devices.

What's Included

Device and account inventory with plain-language risk ranking
Home, estate and guest network review
Smart home and connected-device exposure audit
Public-records, data-broker and leaked-credential footprint report
Family, assistant and household-staff digital practice review
A prioritized protection plan, with hands-on remediation available

Common Questions

What does a personal cybersecurity assessment include?

A structured review of your devices, accounts, home and estate networks, smart home systems, public data exposure, and the digital habits of family members and household staff — concluding with a prioritized, plain-language protection plan.

Does the assessment cover my family and household staff?

Yes — and it should. Family members and household staff are the most common entry points for attacks on wealthy households, so the assessment treats the household as a single security perimeter.

How long does an assessment take?

[CONFIRM: typical assessment duration]. Scope depends on the number of properties, devices and family members involved; a typical engagement is measured in weeks, not months.