What to do when a social media account is hacked
Recover access, remove the intruder, inspect changes, warn contacts, and close the routes back in.
Read the guideAccount security
Protect the accounts that unlock everything else.
Start with the accounts that control password resets, payments, stored identity details and access to other services.
Account library
Four focused guides
Recovery, passwords, MFA and post-incident cleanup.
How to set up a password manager without locking yourself out
Protect the vault first, migrate important accounts in stages, replace reused passwords, and keep recovery outside the vault.
Read the guide
How to Secure Your Email Account
Strengthen the account that controls many of your password resets and recovery paths.
Read the guide
What to Do After a Data Breach Notice
Verify the notice, identify the exposed data, and choose proportionate protective steps.
Read the response planAccount security essentials
Protect sign-ins, recovery paths and active sessions.
Make credentials unique
A password manager can reduce reuse while preserving recovery options.
Set up a password manager →Review sessions
Passwords are only one route in. Remove unfamiliar sessions, apps and recovery methods after a compromise.
Use the takeover checklist →Harden the inbox
Review recovery details, sessions, forwarding rules and MFA methods.
Secure your email account →Record recovery details
Keep backup codes and account recovery details somewhere you can reach without the account itself.
Open the checklist →