Trigger
Use this after suspicious login alerts, phishing clicks, unknown sessions or devices, recovery-setting changes, forwarding-rule concerns, or account-takeover worries.
Personal Cybersecurity
Guided defensive triage that helps you order account-security actions, document what you observed, and identify when an official provider or specialist must take over.
From $499
Scope is confirmed before payment. You remain in control of your accounts, screen, passwords, and security changes.
Who it is for
A person who is worried that an account may already have suspicious or unauthorized activity.
Use this after suspicious login alerts, phishing clicks, unknown sessions or devices, recovery-setting changes, forwarding-rule concerns, or account-takeover worries.
Included
Not included
How guided support works
Share high-level alerts, affected account categories, timing, and actions already taken without sending credentials.
Start with primary email, identity accounts, sessions, MFA, recovery settings, and connected high-risk accounts.
You remain in control of every screen, password, code, and provider interaction.
Receive the defensive order, remaining concerns, and official escalation paths.
Deliverable
The handoff records the agreed scope and practical next steps without storing private credentials.
Account Compromise Triage Summary
Ordered defensive action list
Observed gaps and official referral notes
Scope
Choose accurately
Lockdown is preventive cleanup. Triage starts with suspicious activity and orders the defensive response before broader cleanup.
CyberBit guides practical account-security steps and documents observed context. It does not preserve evidence, determine attribution, or provide forensic conclusions.
Official next steps
This is guided defensive support, not emergency incident response, digital forensics, fraud investigation, credential recovery, or guaranteed account recovery.
FAQ
No. CyberBit does not offer 24/7 emergency response, incident response, or digital forensics.
CyberBit can guide defensive steps, but the platform controls account access and recovery. Recovery is not guaranteed.
No. You remain in control of the screen, accounts, passwords, codes, and security changes.
Contact the financial institution directly when money movement or financial credentials may be involved. Use IdentityTheft.gov when identity misuse may be involved.
Next step
CyberBit reviews the situation, confirms fit and scope, then follows up with the correct next step.