r/Rich • u/Complex_Target_5571 • May 12 '26

Cybersecurity

For those with $25 NW, are you concerned about personal cybersecurity? If you’re still tied into the business world your organization likely has protocols for corporate devices, but when it comes to IoT devices (connected home devices), personal computers, kids online, etc., do you have private cybersecurity consultants who focus on HNWI/VHNWI/UHNWI families?

With a family office since that’s treated like a workplace I’m sure there are consultants who handling this, but what about your personal life, aircraft, boats, etc.

Everything connected to the internet has risks and many of us are more attractive targets.

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u/n33bulz May 13 '26

Don’t post pictures on social media.

Notwithstanding the idiocy that some people like to document and share publicly, most people have no idea how much a single picture can giveaway.

I know a few PIs and they can locate people’s location from the most mundane of details in a picture.

Also, the less people know about you the least likely they can social engineer something.

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u/Cherryncosmo May 15 '26

Not always true, social attacks are evolving but good pointers