Identify the package that best suits your individual needs.
 

Best for you if you want to quickly identify the most important risks and get clear next steps.

• What it includes
• Current-state assessment
• Key risks and priorities
• Clear recommended actions

• What it does not include
• No remote access
• No password sharing
• No unnecessary technical jargon

1) Basic Security (individual)

Goal: get accounts and devices into basic shape quickly.

• Contents:
• Passwords + password manager setup
• 2FA for the most important accounts (email, social media, bank)
• Updates and basic protection (Windows/macOS/iOS/Android)
• Browser and privacy settings (basic)
• "Basic locks in order” checklist + recommendations for the future
  
  

2) Scam Protection (individual / to support loved ones / whole family)

Goal: reduce the risk of scams in daily life.

• Contents:
• Signs of a scam and a practical action model (10–15 “rules”)
• Secure email and browser settings
• Data breach check + actions (if breaches are found)
• Secure payment and login practices
• One-page “how to act” guide
  
  

3) Family Package (parents + children's devices)

Goal: make children's devices and daily social media practices safer.

• Contents:
• Parental controls / screen time / app limits (iOS/Android)
• Privacy settings (TikTok/IG/Snap basics)
• Location and sharing settings 
• Family’s shared “rule list”
• Family-specific settings list + age-appropriate recommendations
  
  

4) Small Business Basic Security

Goal: a clear minimum standard for the company's accounts and devices.

• Contents:
• Company email and account security (2FA, recovery, roles)
• Basic device policy (updates, encryption, locks)
• Tidying up file sharing and permissions
•  Basic backup model
• "Company Basic Policy" document + action list
  
  

5) Assessment (a quick start for everyone)

Goal: you get a clear picture of the current situation and the next steps.

• Contents:
• 30–60 min assessment + prioritization of risks
• 3 most important fixes + recommended package

6) High-Threat Model Protection

For who: CEOs, journalists, and public figures. A quick start and a clear plan.

Goal: minimize account takeovers, targeted scams, doxxing, data leak risks, and loss of privacy – practically and quickly.

Delivery Model: Start via a “secure channel” (Signal/SimpleX/Proton), no sensitive information via email.

1) Threat modeling and risk assessment (60–90 min)

• Who could be the attacker (opportunist / targeted / insider / stalking)
• What is most critical (email, social media, cloud services, bank, PR/reputation crisis, family)
• Prioritized “fix these 5* first” list

2) Account security to a “cannot be hijacked” level (90–180 min)

• Password manager + strong unique passwords
• “FIDO2/passkey / security keys” (recommendation), get 2FA set up everywhere
• Recovery channels: backup email, phone numbers, recovery codes, “break-glass” plan
• Email hardening (because it's usually the key to everything)

3) Device hardening (1–3 devices, 90–180 min)

• Update and security settings, disk/device encryption
• Locking, biometrics, backups
• Minimizing app permissions, reducing tracking
• Basic malware risk review

4) Privacy & exposure reduction (60–120 min)

• Data minimization: what to delete/limit (profiles, public information, metadata)
• Social media and communication practices (targeted scams/impersonation) - “What to do if someone writes about you / tries to blackmail you / your account is hijacked” action model

5) Family & assistants (optional, recommended) (60–120 min)

• Security of close contacts (often the weakest link)
• Shared rules: links, attachments, “urgent” messages, payment requests

Concrete results (what you take away)

• One-page Executive Security Plan” (priorities + “do this”)
• Account recovery and emergency action guide (printable + offline storage)
• Checklist: “Travel,” “New Device,” “Suspected Hijack,” “Doxxing Threat”
• Agreed-upon settings documented (what was changed and why)

Timeline (typical)

• Quick hardening: (2–5 h total)
• Extensive implementation + family + follow-up: (5–10 h)

Limitations

• The package is defensive (accounts, devices, privacy, action models).
• Does not include physical security or “counter-attacks”.
• If something unusual is found (e.g., a criminal case/scam), I will direct you to the right channel and tell you what to collect as evidence.

Additional Services (typical for HTM clients)

• 24/7 incident retainer (e.g., 1–4 h/month) for hijacking/blackmail or leak situations
• Company key personnel package (same model for the management team)
• Travel and border crossing security (device strategy + high-risk countries + “travel profile”)

How does it work?

1. You explain your situation (Signal/SimpleX/email)
2. You receive a package proposal + a quote
3.  Implementation + clear instructions for the future