Twenty years of accounts nobody has ever checked.
The same work done for companies, scaled to a household — find what is exposed, close it, and leave you something you can maintain yourself. Fixed prices, quoted before anything starts.
Three ways to start.
Security Checkup
- Breach exposure check across your accounts
- Email lockdown — recovery, forwarding rules, connected apps
- Multi-factor authentication on critical accounts
- Password manager set up, reused passwords replaced
- Written summary of findings
Complete Home & Family
- Everything in the Security Checkup
- Home network review — router, Wi-Fi, guest network, smart devices
- Up to three computers hardened
- Backups configured and tested with a real restore
- Credit freezes at all three bureaus and IRS PIN
Compromise Recovery
- Regain control and lock out the intruder
- Remove hidden forwarding rules, app passwords, linked apps
- Determine what they reached and for how long
- Secure everything connected to the account
- Plain-language report for your bank or insurer
Or just the one thing you need.
Home Network Security Review $299
Identity Theft Protection Setup $149
Computer Hardening per machine $149
- Remote access tools you did not install
- Whether your antivirus is actually running
- What launches when the computer starts
- Drive encryption, recovery key saved where you can find it
- Updates installing on their own again
- Ad and tracker blocking, plus a browser cleanup
Backup & Ransomware Resilience $199
Family Digital Safety Setup $199
Digital Legacy Planning $199
Annual Security Checkup returning clients $149/yr
Work outside a fixed package $125/hr
What is not included.
Accessing an account or device that is not yours. Authorization is required from the account holder — including for spouses, partners, and adult family members. No exceptions.
Monitoring another person’s activity. Parental controls are configured with the household’s knowledge. Surveillance software is never installed on anyone.
General computer repair and data recovery. Hardware failure, printers, and failed drives are better handled by a repair shop or a recovery lab.
If you believe someone is tracking or monitoring you through your phone or accounts, say so before we begin — removing monitoring software can alert whoever installed it, so the order matters.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233
A free fifteen-minute call to start.
Tell me what is going on and I will tell you which package fits — or that you do not need one.