BreachFirst turns the attacker's playbook into field guides you can actually use - written for creators, reporters, and everyone whose work makes them a target. Start with a free one-pager; go deep when you're ready.
No jargon and no homework. Each guide gives you a short list of moves that stop the attacks aimed at people like you - then the depth for when you want it.
Every guide is written for one kind of target, because a creator and a reporter don't get attacked the same way.
Five moves you can do today, in plain language: about a minute to read, roughly an hour to set up.
Step-by-step setups, recovery playbooks, and print-and-tape checklists - delivered as an instant PDF.
Two guides are out now, with more in production. Each comes as a free one-page card and a full, downloadable guide.
Your reach is a megaphone and a wallet, which is why creators get hit harder than most. Shut the door on account takeovers, brand-deal scams, and session hijacks.
You are not the target; you are the route to the target. Your security protects the person who trusted you - not just your own inbox.
Linus Tech Tips (15M subscribers) was hijacked and wiped in minutes - through stolen session cookies, not a password.
In the Pegasus Project, reporters' iPhones were infected by zero-click spyware. The sources were the real objective.
One rented infostealer quietly infected 394,000 machines in two months before it was taken down.