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Free security checklists and kits you can use today

Printable, practical resources for audits, breach response, data removal, vendor review, and safer passwords.

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The big picture

Protection works in layers.

A good checklist turns intention into evidence. These kits are designed to be printed, assigned, dated, and revisited—not saved into a folder and forgotten.

  1. 01

    Start with the smallest relevant checklist

  2. 02

    Assign an owner and due date

  3. 03

    Record decisions and exceptions

  4. 04

    Re-run after major changes

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Choose your starting kit

Answer four quick prompts. The result stays in this tab and points you to a relevant guide.

Hub & spoke library

Follow the full pathway.

Start with the guide closest to your situation. Each spoke returns here so you can move from immediate action to long-term protection.

01

Personal security audit checklist

A 30-minute review of priority accounts, devices, recovery paths, updates, backups, and alerts.

10 min↗
02

Personal data breach response kit

Prepare contacts, evidence fields, containment steps, reports, and follow-up checks before a breach notice arrives.

10 min↗
03

Personal data removal toolkit

Track search results, broker opt-outs, account deletion, evidence, deadlines, and reappearance.

10 min↗
04

Password hygiene checklist

Turn unique passwords, vault recovery, passkeys, MFA, breach response, and legacy-account cleanup into a routine.

10 min↗
05

Privacy settings templates

Use platform-agnostic templates for audience, tracking, location, advertising, permissions, and data retention.

10 min↗
06

Security vendor evaluation directory

Compare providers with the same questions about ownership, security, privacy, support, recovery, and exit.

10 min↗
07

Cyber insurance checklist

Prepare for applications, controls, exclusions, reporting duties, incident vendors, and evidence of compliance.

10 min↗

At a glance

A working model

Use this table to connect the control to the result and the moment it needs attention.

LayerWhat it changesWhen to use it
Personal audit30 minutesQuarterly
Breach kitPrepare before an incidentTwice yearly
Vendor reviewBefore sharing dataAt renewal
Removal logTrack broker opt-outsEvery 3–6 months

One move today

Start with the smallest relevant checklist.

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