Separation & divorce
Before divorce or separation escalates, review what your digital life may expose.
When a relationship turns adversarial, the most damaging exposure rarely looks like a hack. It comes from the accounts, devices, apps, and online trails that two lives quietly shared. A senior cybersecurity expert helps you understand and reduce that exposure — in person, with you present — so you don't guess your way through it.
In person · With you present · No remote access · No cloud processing · No retained logs
You may not know what's exposed — or how.
You may not know whether the other side can see, track, infer, or access private parts of your digital life — or whether they already have. You may suspect something but not know where to look, or fear that one wrong change will make things worse. That uncertainty, in the middle of a separation, is its own kind of pressure.
Ordinary access, quietly turned against you.
In a separation, ordinary access can quietly become leverage: shared accounts and devices, family plans, cloud folders, location sharing, recovery settings, and the online trails of an ordinary life. You may not know whether what the other side seems to know came from hacking, ordinary access, a setting, an app, or a trail — and that is exactly the point.
Changing a few passwords is not cyber protection.
One visible problem rarely tells you the full picture, and a partial or mistimed fix can leave real exposure in place — or, in a contested separation, escalate things. This is interpretation under pressure, not a checklist.
Start with an assessment.
A private, in-person diagnostic that maps what matters in your situation and tells you what's most urgent and what to do next. If a full reset is needed, Personal Shield is the full in-person reset — one person, one day, one primary phone, every account identified together (every account we identify together as relevant to your exposure — not a promise to find accounts you don't surface). More people or complexity are scoped after the assessment.
Credited in full toward any full package within 14 days.
Book the assessment See pricing →What you receive — and what this is not.
Where you authorize it, you can receive a plain-English, attorney-friendly summary of the work performed. It is not a forensic report, legal evidence, or legal advice — and we coordinate with your counsel only with your permission. We do not investigate your spouse, reconstruct the past, collect material for legal proceedings, or guarantee that no exposure remains.
- How to make contact: WhatsApp or Signal — a short, neutral message only. Please don't send passwords, screenshots, legal documents, or detailed allegations in that first message.
Can you tell if my spouse is reading my messages?
We review where you may be exposed and reduce it — we don't investigate or surveil another person.
Will the other side know I made changes?
In a contested separation, timing matters; we plan changes with you rather than rushing them.
Can I get something for my lawyer?
Yes, if you authorize it — a plain-English summary of the work performed, not legal evidence.