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Use this when passwords, multi-factor authentication (MFA), recovery settings, active sessions, or device basics need a practical cleanup.
Personal Cybersecurity
Personal Cyber Lockdown
A guided preventive cleanup for one person's priority email and identity accounts, password habits, MFA, recovery settings, sessions, and device-security basics.
$299
Scope is confirmed before payment. You remain in control of your accounts, screen, passwords, and security changes.
Who it is for
Use this when the situation matches.
One person who wants to strengthen important accounts before a compromise happens.
Included
What the guided scope covers.
- Priority email and identity-account review
- Password-manager setup or cleanup
- MFA and authenticator-app setup
- Recovery email and phone cleanup
- Unknown-device and active-session review
- Device-security basics and a personal risk checklist
Not included
Clear safety and service boundaries.
- Active account-compromise triage across multiple accounts
- Family or household-wide setup
- Digital forensics, fraud investigation, or guaranteed recovery
- Collecting or storing passwords, recovery codes, backup codes, or private credentials
How guided support works
You stay in control from intake through handoff.
Confirm the account scope
Choose the priority accounts and devices you own or are authorized to manage.
Work through a guided session
You control the screen, type credentials, approve prompts, and make security changes.
Clean up priority settings
Review passwords, MFA, recovery methods, sessions, and device basics in a practical order.
Receive the summary
Get a plain-English record of what was reviewed, what changed, and what remains.
Deliverable
What you receive.
The handoff records the agreed scope and practical next steps without storing private credentials.
Personal Cyber Lockdown Summary
Priority account action checklist
Remaining-risk and referral notes
Scope
What can change the scope.
- More than one person's accounts or household-wide planning belongs in Family Cyber Safety Setup.
- Active suspicious access or account-takeover concerns belong in Account Compromise Triage.
- A password-manager and MFA-only need may fit the narrower add-on.
Choose accurately
How this path differs.
Compared with Password Manager + MFA Setup
The add-on focuses on login security. Lockdown also covers recovery settings, sessions, device basics, and a broader personal risk checklist.
Compared with Account Compromise Triage
Lockdown is preventive. Choose triage when suspicious access, phishing, unknown sessions, forwarding rules, or recovery-setting changes may already be involved.
Official next steps
Know when another organization must act.
- Use the account provider's official recovery process if you are locked out.
- Contact the bank or financial institution directly if money movement or financial credentials may be involved.
- Use Account Compromise Triage when suspicious access appears active or several accounts may be connected.
CyberBit cannot guarantee protection from hacking, fraud, or future account compromise. You remain in control of every account and credential.
FAQ
Personal Cyber Lockdown FAQ
Do I give CyberBit my passwords?
No. You type passwords and authentication codes yourself. Do not submit passwords, recovery codes, backup codes, or private credentials through the intake.
Is this a one-person service?
Yes. Family or household-wide planning belongs in Family Cyber Safety Setup.
What if I already think an account was compromised?
Choose Account Compromise Triage so suspicious access and defensive priorities can be scoped first.
Does the $299 price guarantee every account can be fixed?
No. The fixed price covers the stated guided scope. Platforms control access and recovery decisions, and CyberBit cannot guarantee recovery or future protection.
Next step
Send the personal intake before payment.
CyberBit reviews the situation, confirms fit and scope, then follows up with the correct next step.