The computers your family uses every day have never been security-checked by anyone. We come to your home, find what’s out of date, switched off, or left open on those machines, and show you exactly what’s there.
The gap
Armed patrol. Cameras at the gate. A monitored alarm, and good locks on every door. A family like yours has already spent real money making the house hard to walk into — and it works.
Every one of those services stops at the front door.
Already covered
Never checked by anyone
This isn’t a criticism of your security vendors. It simply isn’t what they do. Nobody’s job description covers the laptop on the kitchen island — so a dozen digital doors stand open in a house where every physical one is locked.
The distinction
Antivirus watches for threats that show up. We look for the weaknesses that let them in.
Those are different questions, and only one of them is being asked in most homes. Antivirus will sit perfectly happily on a computer with the firewall switched off, software years past its last security update, remote access left on after a repair, and an administrator account nobody remembers creating. None of those is a virus, so nothing objects. That’s the gap we look at.
What we examine
This assessment covers the computers in your home — the machines we install our assessment software on. Before you commit to anything, we tell you plainly what is included and what is not.
Missing security updates, and software that has reached the end of its life and stopped receiving fixes altogether. This is the most common thing we expect to find, and usually the most straightforward to put right.
For scaleA single macOS update closed 116 known vulnerabilities at once. Skipping updates for a year isn’t falling one behind — it’s leaving hundreds of published, already-solved weaknesses open on the machine.
Settings that quietly undo the protection already built into the computer: a firewall turned off, screen sharing left enabled, network connections open that have no reason to be.
Why it happensThese are almost never deliberate. Someone switched something on to solve a problem years ago, and nobody ever switched it back.
Which accounts have administrator access to the machine, and what is running on it that shouldn’t be. Accounts created for a former assistant, a contractor, or a repair shop tend to outlive the reason they were created.
The questionNot “has something gone wrong?” but “who could still walk in, and would you know?”
Phones, your home network and Wi-Fi, smart home devices, and your online accounts are not part of this assessment. We would rather tell you that here than after you have paid.
How it works
We talk before anything else — about your household, what’s on your mind, and what an assessment would and wouldn’t cover. Nothing is installed and nothing is owed. If we’re not the right fit for you, we’ll say so.
We visit your home and install our assessment software on the computers you want covered. It runs while we’re there. You don’t need to be technical, and you don’t need to prepare anything in advance.
You receive a written report in plain language, ranked by what actually matters — not a thousand-line dump of alerts. Then we sit down with you and go through it together, and you ask us whatever you want.
The assessment software is installed for the assessment and removed at the end. We schedule the removal with you, and one of us takes it off with your permission, in front of you. Nothing of ours stays running in your house.
Plainly
We are a new company doing one thing carefully. It is worth being precise about what that thing is — and what we don’t do.
Fixing what we find is separate work — available if you want it, and quoted only after you have seen the report. The assessment stands on its own. You can hand it to your own IT person, act on it yourself, or put it in a drawer. It’s yours.
Discretion
Wealth and visibility make you a target long before anyone tells you. Our work is quiet, discreet, and yours alone — the findings go to you and no one else.
No write-ups about your household. No name on a client list. No third party receives your report, ever.
About the name
One in Tae Kwon Do, one in Jiu-Jitsu, both earned on a mat. Neither is a cybersecurity qualification, and we’d never pretend otherwise. What a black belt actually means is that you’ve drilled the fundamentals long enough to spot the opening before it gets used — which happens to be the entire job here.
Tell us a little about your household and we’ll walk you through exactly what an assessment covers. Pricing is discussed on request. Nothing is installed until you say so.
Prefer to talk? Call 310-438-8073.