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Collage of images showing technology and security in private and family life.

Five client-oriented areas

  • Personal Cybersecurity: Accounts, identity, MFA, passwords, email, devices, phishing/social engineering, account recovery
  • Private Residence Security: Home networks, Wi-Fi, IoT, cameras, smart-home technology, guest/staff access
  • Family Protection: Spouses, children, elderly parents, shared accounts, identity exposure, privacy
  • Financial & Identity Protection: Wire fraud procedures, impersonation/deepfake defense, financial-account security, identity theft
  • Private Technology Concierge: New devices, travel preparation, secure communications, troubleshooting and coordination with vendors 

Private Technology & Security Assessment

Understand your exposure before deciding what to change.


A confidential assessment of your personal technology environment, including devices, accounts, identity protection, home networks, cloud services, backups, privacy exposure, and the people and vendors with trusted access.

We identify meaningful risks, distinguish them from unnecessary complexity, and provide prioritized recommendations appropriate to your circumstances. 


Your Private Technology Advisor

You shouldn't have to determine whether a technology problem belongs to your internet provider, security company, financial institution, mobile carrier, home-automation installer, IT department, or another vendor.


Call Decryptechs first.


We assess the situation, determine what needs to happen, and coordinate with the appropriate professionals when necessary.



When Would I Call Decryptechs?

  • I received a suspicious message from someone who appears to know quite a bit about me.
  • We're purchasing another residence, and I want the technology handled correctly from the beginning.
  • My email account may have been compromised.
  • We're traveling internationally. Is there anything we should do with our phones and laptops?
  • My assistant needs access to several accounts. What's the safest way to handle that?
  • I don't know who still has access to our home network, cameras, or automation systems.
  • My financial advisor is concerned about a wire request.
  • My child had an account compromised.
  • I'm replacing my phone and don't want anything important lost—or left behind.

Get Started

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