For attorneys
When your client's digital life may become leverage.
Personal Cyber Shield provides private, in-person cyber exposure assessment and reset for clients in high-stakes personal disputes. It is not forensic reconstruction, investigation, or legal evidence collection — it reduces the client's own digital exposure, discreetly, with them present.
In person · With you present · No remote access · No cloud processing · No retained logs
Consider a referral when a client says…
- The other side seems to know things they shouldn't.
- They think their phone, accounts, or apps may be exposed.
- They changed passwords but still feel exposed.
- They're entering a divorce, separation, business dispute, or inheritance conflict.
- They fear that changing access could escalate danger.
A private reduction of the client's own exposure.
A senior cybersecurity expert reviews the client's own accounts, devices, apps, and access points in person, explains what matters in plain English, and reduces exposure where appropriate. The client stays present throughout. It does not investigate the other side, reconstruct past events, preserve chain of custody, collect evidence, or provide legal conclusions. It is not IT support and not a guarantee that no exposure remains.
Assessment first, then a reset if warranted.
Most clients begin with a Private Exposure Assessment — a paid, in-person diagnostic (₪3,500, credited toward a full package within 14 days). If a full reset is warranted, it proceeds to Personal Shield or, for complex cases, Bespoke Private Protection. Full-package clients receive a private dated record and — only with the client's explicit authorization — an attorney-friendly summary describing the scope of work performed. It is not a forensic report, legal opinion, evidence document, or certification.
Timing, and how clients reach us.
In controlling-relationship situations, timing matters. The work follows the client's safety plan and your guidance; changes that could escalate danger are planned, not rushed. We coordinate with you only with the client's permission.
- Initial contact is by WhatsApp or Signal, by the client.
- We ask clients not to send sensitive documents or detailed allegations in a first message.
Is this forensic or evidence collection?
No. It reduces the client's own exposure going forward; it does not reconstruct the past or preserve chain of custody.
Can you coordinate with me?
Yes — with the client's permission, including an attorney-friendly summary of the work performed.
Is it safe for controlling-relationship clients?
Only with safety-aware timing, working to the client's safety plan and your guidance.