Self-check

Personal security self-check.

Ten short questions for executives, family offices and high-net-worth households. Your answers stay in this browser. Nothing is stored or sent to us.

Questionnaire

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This is a general guide only. It is not a security assessment, and it does not replace professional advice.

01 Routines and predictability

How predictable are the daily movements of the people you need to protect (home, school, office, gym)?

Routes and times vary, and someone reviews themMostly regular, with occasional changesVery regular, and widely known to staff or online

02 Travel patterns

Before international or higher-profile travel, what usually happens?

A written risk view and itinerary review before departureAd hoc checks when something looks unusualBookings proceed with little security input

03 Online and social media exposure

How much detail about homes, travel or family life appears on social media or public sites?

Tight controls; little or no location or schedule detail is postedSome posting, with occasional oversharingFrequent posts that show locations, routines or valuables

04 Home and residential security

Which best describes the main residence?

Assessed recently, with clear access control and an incident planAlarms or cameras in place, but no recent professional reviewLimited measures, or arrangements that have not been reviewed for years

05 Staff and household vetting

How are domestic staff, drivers and regular contractors checked?

Documented vetting and references before access is grantedInformal checks or agency assurances onlyLittle or no checking once someone is recommended

06 Travel planning and arrivals

Airport arrivals, hotels and ground transport are usually:

Planned in advance with named drivers and contingenciesOrganised late, with trusted providers where possibleLeft to apps, hotel desks or whoever is available on the day

07 Cyber and fraud hygiene

Family members and household staff are briefed on phishing, remote-access scams and payment fraud:

At least yearly, with clear rules on money and remote accessOccasionally, after a scare or news storyRarely or never in a structured way

08 Emergency planning

If a medical emergency, fire or security incident happened tonight, would everyone know what to do?

Yes: contacts, muster points and medical details are written down and practisedPartly: some people know; documents are incomplete or out of dateNo clear plan exists beyond calling the emergency services

09 Medical readiness

First-aid kit, defibrillator access and trained people at the main residence or office:

In place, checked, and people know how to use themSome kit on site; training is patchyLittle kit or training beyond a basic box

10 External review

When was personal or residential security last reviewed by someone independent of day-to-day staff?

Within the last 12 monthsWithin the last three yearsLonger ago, or never

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