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Personal Security

Personal Cybersecurity for Executives, Families and High-Net-Worth Households

Personal cybersecurity is enterprise-grade protection applied to a household instead of a company: hardened Wi-Fi and IoT, encrypted devices, monitored identity and credentials, and removal of the personal data that makes you targetable. Cybrvault delivers it for executives, families, yachts and estates.

// when to call us

Signs you need personal security

Attackers stopped bothering with the corporate firewall. It is far easier to compromise the CEO's home router, the family iPad, or a nanny's reused password. If you are wealthy, visible, or simply the person who can approve a wire transfer, your house is now part of your company's attack surface.

  • Your home network runs dozens of unpatched smart devices on one flat Wi-Fi.
  • Your home address, family names and travel patterns are searchable online.
  • Someone has attempted to impersonate you by phone, text or email.
  • You approve payments or hold credentials that are worth stealing.
// what you get

Deliverables, not slideware.

Residential network rebuild

Segmented VLANs for family, guests, staff and IoT, a business-class firewall, encrypted DNS and monitored Wi-Fi across the property or vessel.

Device hardening

iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows and Android configured with encryption, passkeys, Lockdown Mode where appropriate, and verified backup.

Digital footprint removal

Data broker opt-outs, exposed record cleanup, and a monitored watch on your name, address and family members.

Family security briefing

A plain-English 1:1 session covering deepfake voice calls, wire-fraud verification and what to do the moment something feels wrong.

// how it works

The engagement

  1. 01

    Private consult

    Discreet call to understand household, staff, travel and exposure.

  2. 02

    On-site survey

    Walk the property or vessel, inventory every connected device, test Wi-Fi coverage and exposure.

  3. 03

    Harden

    Deploy the new network, secure devices, scrub public records and enable monitoring.

  4. 04

    Watch

    Ongoing monitoring with a direct line to an engineer who already knows your setup.

Who this is for

  • Executives, founders and board members
  • High-net-worth families, estates and yacht owners
  • Public figures, athletes and their staff
  • Anyone who has been doxxed, stalked or impersonated

Typical investment

Real ranges, published up front. Final scope is quoted after a discovery call.

Home security assessment
$1,200 – $3,500

On-site survey, device inventory, written findings.

Full residential hardening
$4,000 – $20,000+

Network rebuild, hardware, device setup, footprint removal.

Ongoing household protection
From $500 / month

Monitoring, patching, family support line.

// questions

Personal Security FAQs

What is personal cybersecurity and who actually needs it?

Personal cybersecurity applies business-grade defenses — segmented networks, encrypted devices, identity monitoring and data removal — to an individual or household. It matters most for people whose name, wealth or signing authority makes them a direct target: executives, founders, public figures, and families with staff or connected estates.

How do I know if my home network has been hacked?

Common signals are devices you do not recognize on the network, cameras that reboot or show login alerts from unknown locations, DNS or router settings that changed on their own, and sudden slowdowns paired with unusual outbound traffic. A single sign is rarely conclusive — a professional survey checks router logs, firmware and connected-device history together.

Can you remove my personal information from the internet?

We can remove or suppress a large share of it. Data broker opt-outs, people-search removals and search de-indexing meaningfully reduce exposure, but the data is continually re-listed, so it requires ongoing monitoring rather than a one-time cleanup.

Do you secure yachts and vacation properties?

Yes. Vessel and secondary-property networks are a common blind spot — often running default credentials on satellite links and crew Wi-Fi. We treat them as full sites, with segmentation, monitoring and offline access procedures.

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