Protect
Defensive security and account help — for what you own.
We help individuals and businesses secure and recover accounts and systems they own or are explicitly authorized to act on. This is defensive work, not offensive security — see our authorized-services policy for exactly what that means. authorized-services policy.
A boundary, clearly drawn
Protect work is defined by a hard boundary: ownership or explicit authorization, verified before anything starts. That boundary is the entire premise — not a disclaimer bolted onto the page.
What we help with
Account Security Checkup
A structured review of your account's security posture, with a clear list of what to fix.
Authorized Account Recovery Assistance
Help regaining access to an account you own, working through the provider's own recovery process.
Business Account Hardening
Tightening security on the accounts your business actually depends on.
MFA / Passkey Setup
Setting up multi-factor authentication and passkeys correctly, with a real recovery plan.
Password Manager Setup
Getting you or your team onto a real password manager, migrated and configured properly.
Admin Access Review
A review of who has admin access to what, and whether that's still correct.
Identity & Access Review
A broader look at identity and access across your systems, not just one account.
Domain / DNS Protection
Locking down domain and DNS settings against the most common hijacking techniques.
Phishing Awareness
Practical guidance for you or your team on recognizing and avoiding phishing attempts.
Authorized Security Assessment
A defensive review of your own systems, performed with your explicit authorization.
Incident Containment Assistance
Help containing and recovering from a security incident on an account or system you own.
Ownership or authorization comes first
Every engagement under Protect requires you to own the account or system in question, or to have explicit authorization from whoever does. We verify this before any recovery or security work begins, and we don't take on work that falls outside of that.
Read the full authorized-services policy →Get a Security Check
Start with a security checkup.
Tell us what's happened or what you're trying to secure — we'll tell you honestly what we can do.