SIM-swap attacks
The most targeted attack on HNWIs, and the most preventable.
For you
🔒 High-net-worth individuals
Concierge-grade cyber safety.
SIM-swaps, wire fraud, and family-office breaches require hardening that goes beyond defaults.
The specific risks
What hits people like you, first.
These are the three most common ways it happens to high-net-worth individuals. Your plan starts with whichever one matters most for you.
Family-office impersonation
Staff, assistants, and advisors are social-engineering surfaces.
Wire and crypto fraud
Spoofed emails to redirect transfers cost victims millions per incident.
What your plan looks like
A first week of 5-minute fixes.
These are illustrative examples of tasks tailored to high-net-worth individuals. Your actual plan is built from your answers and reorders the list by what moves your score the most for you.
~5 minutes per task
- 1
Set a SIM-PIN with your carrier and add a port-out lock on every phone line in the household.
5 min · personalised to your answers
- 2
Move two-step verification off SMS to a hardware key (YubiKey) for primary email, banking, and exchanges.
5 min · personalised to your answers
- 3
Set up a wire-transfer verification protocol: any change in payee details requires a callback to a known number.
5 min · personalised to your answers
- 4
Run a deep data-broker removal pass and re-run it quarterly; the brokers re-list you on their own schedule.
5 min · personalised to your answers
The number that matters
You’re not imagining it.
Sourced numbers, not vibes. We cite the report and the year, and we do not invent statistics.
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SIM-swap complaints to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center reported $48 million in adjusted losses in 2023, with high-net-worth and crypto-holding individuals over-represented in case data.
FBI Internet Crime Report (IC3), 2023
Your plan starts with one 60-second check.
Same product, shaped to how you live online. No email, no card, no download.
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