
Personal devices and communications
The phones, laptops and channels you and your family rely on, secured against compromise.
Protecting individuals, families and family offices in a highly connected world.
Of family offices worldwide were hit by a cyberattack in the past 12 to 24 months; 25 percent suffered three or more.
Deloitte. (2024). The Family Office Cybersecurity Report.
Lost to SIM-swap fraud in a single year, the method used to hijack the phones and accounts of athletes, musicians and public figures.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). (2023). Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
Of S&P 500 companies now fund personal security for their executives, up 48 percent since 2021, as digital doxxing moves into private life.
Pearl Meyer. (2025). Executive Compensation Highlights: First 100 S&P 500 Proxy Filers in 2025.
Cyber risks today are deeply personal. The devices you use, the accounts you access and the information connected to your family all play a role in your security.
For family offices, executives and high-net-worth individuals, the stakes are even higher. A compromised account or leaked document can quickly affect both your personal life and professional responsibilities.

What begins as a small piece of exposed information can quickly lead to larger consequences. We help you reduce that exposure before it becomes a problem.
An online account, connected device, or piece of personal information becomes accessible when it shouldn't be.
Small details from different sources can be combined to build a larger picture of your life.
That information can be used to impersonate, deceive or gain access to people, systems and sensitive information.
The consequences can extend beyond the digital world, affecting your privacy, finances, reputation and personal security.
Consultations across high-risk and high-net-worth individuals and supporting staff.
Average uplift in cyber hygiene controls post-consultation.
Based on private, in-person consultations tailored to each individual's unique risk profile.
Sources: Headcount and external clients as of 2026; 2025 client-side survey data.
One conversation can uncover practical ways to strengthen your privacy, improve your security and reduce unnecessary exposure.
Book a confidential assessmentWe review your devices, communications, home technology and online presence to identify opportunities to strengthen your privacy and security.
Receive clear recommendations tailored to your circumstances, along with ongoing guidance to help you put them into practice.
Where appropriate, we align personal security measures with existing workplace policies to create a more consistent approach to protection.
Benefit from practical recommendations informed by National Cyber Security Centre guidance and adapted to your needs.
Provide family assistants, household staff and other trusted individuals with practical guidance to support good security practices in their day-to-day roles.
Our personalised approach delivers tangible benefits that protect both your personal and professional life.

The phones, laptops and channels you and your family rely on, secured against compromise.

Your online exposure managed, including the emerging risks of AI tools and digital assistants.

Shared devices, accounts and services across your household brought under one standard of protection.

Networks, IoT and CCTV across residences reviewed, hardened and assured.

Protection during travel, public engagements and periods of elevated exposure.

Protection against fraud, impersonation and identity theft that targets your assets.
Choose the services that make sense for your circumstances, with support built around the way you live and work.
The foundation
Confidence in everyday activity, with reduced exposure to common and targeted threats.
Where risk often begins
Reduced risk across the people, technology and services that support your family.
Beyond the individual
Confidence that private operations, residences and household technology are properly protected.
When cyber and physical security intersect
Reduced exposure during periods of increased visibility and activity.
For elevated exposure
Greater confidence and control in high-profile and high-responsibility positions.
Continuous oversight
Protection that adapts as your circumstances, technology and exposure evolve.
Choosing the right approach to personal cybersecurity can raise a few questions. Here are some of the most common.
Most corporate security teams focus on protecting business systems, devices and data. We focus on your personal digital life, including home technology, personal accounts, family members and online exposure, helping to address risks that often sit outside the organisation's responsibility.
No. The purpose of the consultation is to help you understand and reduce personal risk. We provide guidance and recommendations without extending corporate oversight into your private life.
Strong passwords and multifactor authentication are important, but they're only part of the picture. Your online presence, personal information, devices, home technology and even the people around you can contribute to risk. We help you understand the broader view.
In many cases, yes. Family members often share devices, accounts, locations and information that can unintentionally increase exposure. Helping everyone understand good security habits can make a meaningful difference.
You'll leave the consultation with practical guidance and clear next steps. Where additional support is required, we'll explain the options available and help you prioritise what matters most.
Not at all. We explain everything in plain English and focus on practical actions you can take, regardless of your technical experience.
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