Household cyber safety plan
Prepared for: Sample household · Consultation date: Example only
Your priorities
- Protect the main email account.
- Make family photos easier to recover.
- Feel more confident identifying scams.
- Use AI tools without sharing private information.
Changes made
- Reviewed account recovery details.
- Turned on two factor authentication for one priority account.
- Checked automatic device updates.
- Confirmed where important photos are backed up.
Your priority actions
- Secure the remaining important accounts.
- Save recovery codes somewhere private and offline.
- Test that one important file or photo can be restored.
- Create a family phrase for verifying unexpected money requests.
Safer habits
- Install updates promptly.
- Stop and verify urgent payment or login requests.
- Review important recovery details twice a year.
- Do not paste passwords, banking details or identity documents into AI tools.
Important account checklist
Record status and next actions only. Never write passwords, authentication codes or recovery codes here.
| Account | MFA | Recovery checked | Password manager | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main email | On / Off / Check | Yes / No | Saved / Not yet | |
| Banking | On / Off / Check | Yes / No | Saved / Not yet | |
| Apple / Google / Microsoft | On / Off / Check | Yes / No | Saved / Not yet | |
| Social media | On / Off / Check | Yes / No | Saved / Not yet | |
| AI tools | On / Off / Check | Yes / No | Saved / Not yet | |
| Other | On / Off / Check | Yes / No | Saved / Not yet |
Where appropriate, save each login in a reputable password manager such as 1Password and keep recovery codes somewhere private and separate.
Household help contacts
Act quickly. A consultation with CyberSafe Home is not an emergency or incident-response service.
Your recovery record
Store your real action summary somewhere you can find it if a device is lost or an account is locked. Do not write passwords, authentication codes or full recovery codes in the summary.