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Get a clearer view of your personal digital exposure
Your personal digital risk is shaped by more than one device, account, or password. It can come from everyday habits, social media visibility, household exposure, travel, leadership roles, and past incidents.
Take this brief private self-assessment to understand where your exposure may be higher and what steps may help reduce risk.
- Takes only a few minutes
- No sensitive personal details required
- Receive your personal risk summary by email
How it works
Answer
Complete a short set of questions about your digital habits and personal exposure.
Submit
Enter your email to view your results and receive a private PDF copy of your summary.
Review
See your personal digital risk level, key exposure themes, and practical next steps.
Decide
Use your summary to make improvements on your own, or request a private consultation if you want a deeper review.
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What the assessment reviews
This assessment looks at the habits and exposure points that often affect individuals, families, and executives.
Digital habits
- Password use and password management
- Multi-factor authentication
- Social media privacy and posting habits
- Suspicious emails, texts, and messages
- Device and file backups
Personal and household exposure
- Family members managing devices and accounts independently
- Public-facing leadership, executive, or advisory roles
- Online references to your name, family, or business
- Travel and handling sensitive information while away
- Past incidents like compromise, impersonation, credential exposure, or targeted scams
What you’ll receive
After completing the assessment, you’ll see your results immediately and receive a private copy by email. Your summary includes:
- Your overall risk level
- Key areas where exposure may be higher
- Practical steps that typically reduce risk
- The option to request a deeper, confidential review
If you want protection that spans identity, devices, accounts, reputation, and incident response, with concierge-led guidance and a single accountable team, Richter Guardian may be a better fit.
Built for high-visibility digital lives
This assessment is designed for people who may have more to protect, including:
High-net-worth individuals and families
Executives and public-facing leaders
Family office clients and principals
People whose name, work, family, or business appears online
People who travel often or handle sensitive information
This is a starting point, not a full security audit
Your results are based on a brief self-assessment. They can help you understand where risk may exist, but they do not replace a detailed threat assessment, vulnerability assessment, or private consultation. For a more tailored review, Richter Guardian can help assess your exposure in more detail and clarify where to focus first.
Want a deeper view of your personal digital risk?
The self-assessment can help you identify common areas of exposure, but a private consultation can give you a clearer picture of what may be specific to you, your household, or your role.
- Review your personal digital exposure with Richter Guardian
- Understand where risk may be higher than expected
- Get guidance on what to prioritize next
FAQs
A personal digital risk assessment helps you understand where your online exposures may be highest based on your habits, accounts, social media visibility, household setup, and public profile. This self-assessment is only a starting point, not a full security audit.
This assessment is designed for individuals, families, executives, and family office clients who may have more exposure because of wealth, visibility, travel, leadership roles, or public information online.
No. This is a brief self-assessment designed to help you understand common areas of personal digital exposure. A full review from Richter Guardian can go deeper into your devices, accounts, social media presence, and risk profile.
Executives and high-net-worth families are often targeted through personal accounts, social media, family members, travel patterns, or exposed credentials. Corporate security may protect work systems, but it usually does not cover personal devices, household accounts, or private digital life.
Family offices can use this assessment as a starting point to understand where principals, family members, or household staff may have personal digital exposure. It can help identify whether a deeper review or more structured protection may be appropriate.
Usually, no. Corporate cybersecurity is designed to protect company systems, data, and devices. Personal email, accounts, social media, and home networks, family members, and private online exposure are often outside that protection.
Your risk level may be affected by password habits, multi-factor authentication, social media privacy, phishing awareness, travel, public visibility, household coordination, and past incidents like credential exposure or impersonation.
After completing the assessment, you will receive an on-screen risk summary and a private PDF copy by email. Your summary includes your risk level, key exposure themes, and practical next steps.
No. The assessment is designed to collect minimal information. You'll provide an email address so Richter Guardian can send your risk summary privately.
If your results show elevated risk, you can request a private consultation or get in touch with Richter Guardian to better understand your exposure and possible next steps.