Family Security Assessment

This is where we start.

This takes 12–15 minutes. Be honest, not exhaustive — we'll fill gaps in the kickoff call.

Curious what you'll receive? See a sample Security Profile →

Submitting this form does not charge you anything. We review your intake and reach out to confirm fit before either party commits.

Your Family

Devices & Network

Home Network

Accounts & Identity

Concerns

Cadence

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Your Family

Start with who we're protecting. This helps us calibrate monitoring and response to your household's actual makeup — including wherever your household actually lives.

First name *

Last name *

Email address *

Phone number (optional)

Adults in your household *

Children's ages (e.g. 8, 12, 15)

Primary residence (city, state) (optional)

Secondary residences (lake house, vacation property, etc. — optional)

We ask because home network coverage extends to wherever your household actually lives.

How would you describe the household's comfort with technology? *

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Devices & Network

Every connected device in your home is a potential entry point. We'll build a picture of your surface area before your first call.

Laptops / desktops

Smartphones / tablets

Smart home / IoT devices (thermostats, cameras, speakers, etc.)

These numbers help us understand your attack surface — more devices means more potential entry points. We don't need to know who owns which.

Desktop/laptop computers (total)

Mobile phones/tablets (total)

Smart TVs and streaming devices (total)

Gaming consoles (total)

Smart home / IoT devices (total)

Smart speakers, cameras, thermostats, plugs, locks

Other connected devices (total)

Who manages your home router? *

Is your home Wi-Fi password shared with guests or contractors? *

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Home Network

We use this to run a remote security inspection — no one comes to your house. Everything here stays between you and our team.

Who is your internet service provider? *

We ask because different ISPs have different security profiles and exposure patterns.

Is your home internet on a static or dynamic IP address? *

Most home internet is dynamic. If you're not sure, "I don't know" is a valid answer.

What is the make of your home router? *

Usually found on the device itself or in your ISP's account portal.

What is the model number? *

Usually on a sticker on the bottom or back of the router.

Can you log into your router's admin panel? *

We ask because router access lets us check for firmware updates, open ports, and security settings.

Do you use a VPN? *

A VPN masks your internet traffic — knowing whether you use one helps us understand your network posture.

We'll need your public IP address to run the external scan. We'll retrieve it automatically once you're connected to your home network — no action needed from you.

How many devices are connected to your home WiFi? *

This helps us understand your network's complexity — more connected devices means more potential attack surfaces for the remote inspection to evaluate.

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Accounts & Identity

Most breaches start with account compromise. Your answers here shape your Security Profile's first chapter.

Primary email provider *

Online banking *

Do you use a password manager? *

Two-factor authentication (2FA): how widely do you use it? *

Has your household experienced a security incident in the last two years? *

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Concerns & Logistics

What's keeping you up at night, and how do we reach you. This is the last step.

What is your single biggest security concern right now? *

Anything else you'd like us to know before your onboarding call (optional)

Preferred time to reach you *

How did you find us? (optional)

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Cadence & Access

Last step. We want to reach out in a way that works for your household — and make sure we understand any sensitivities before the kickoff call.

Preferred communication channel *

Best times to reach you (optional)

Helps us avoid playing phone tag on the kickoff call.

Who else in the household can we contact? (optional)

Any sensitivities we should know about? (optional)

This helps us prioritize findings and calibrate our recommendations to your household's actual risk profile.