Most people find out about a breach from a strange login alert or a locked account, and by then the cleanup takes days. The 30-Minute Digital Life Audit is a 26-page guided workbook that finds the problems first: your forgotten accounts, reused passwords, missing 2FA, stale recovery paths, and the router nobody has thought about since 2019.
Because every security guide you've skimmed assumes you have a free weekend, and you don't.
This workbook is timed, ruthless, and ordered by what actually gets people compromised: reused passwords first, missing two-factor second, forgotten accounts and stale recovery paths third. The core audit takes 30 minutes in one sitting. Optional extended sections cover your devices, browser, home network, and family in about 40 more, on your schedule.
Real account takeovers are rarely one dramatic hack. They're a chain: a forgotten account gets breached, the password was reused, bots try it everywhere, your email falls, and "forgot password" politely does the rest. The workbook opens with that attack chain mapped visually, and every part of the audit exists to break a specific link. Break one link and the chain fails. The audit breaks several.
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No. It's for anyone with an email address and a bank account. Every step names the exact menu to open, and the glossary translates the jargon breach notifications throw at you.
The core audit (accounts, passwords, MFA, cleanup) takes 30 minutes in one sitting, and it closes the gaps attackers use most. The extended sections (recovery, devices, browser, network, family) add about 40 more, whenever you want them. The scorecard works either way.
No. The audit works with free tools throughout. It recommends a password manager for the parts that are miserable to do by hand, and that recommendation is clearly marked as a paid affiliate link where it appears; the audit works the same whether you use one or not.
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No, and the workbook says so plainly: it's a practical prioritization tool, not a standardized risk assessment. Its job is to tell you what to fix first, and it's good at that job.
The audit is a PDF (readable on anything, worksheets print cleanly in grayscale). The tracker in the bundle comes as an Excel file plus a Google Sheets template link.
Related reading: Prefer to start with a free checklist before buying? Personal Security Audit: The 30-Minute Checklist walks through the core four steps in blog form.
That's the whole system. It works, it takes one sitting to start, and the forgotten account with your 2016 password isn't going to secure itself.
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