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Executive Personal Data Protection Checklist

Higher public visibility increases people-search and social-engineering exposure, but the starting playbook is still free: freeze credit, harden email, reduce public details, then consider paid monitoring or removal. We do not invent executive-specific certifications or guarantees. Free remedies come first; overall scores and starting prices for related products are not yet published, see the verification register. Who should not buy: anyone who skipped the free steps or needs verified commercial facts before deciding.

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  • Checklist · Free-first · draft

Fastest free path

  1. 1Freeze credit and lock down email MFA
  2. 2Reduce public address/phone exposure with free opt-outs
  3. 3Separate personal and work recovery paths
  4. 4Review people-search listings quarterly
  5. 5Add paid monitoring/removal only if free steps are incomplete or overload
Open Data Exposure Risk Score →

Step-by-step guide

  1. 1

    Lock recovery accounts

    Free

    Email and phone recovery paths are the highest-leverage targets.

    • Unique password + MFA on personal email
    • SIM-swap resistant MFA where available
    • Work and personal recovery contacts separated
  2. 2

    Reduce public exposure

    Free

    Free opt-outs and privacy settings before paid automation.

    • People-search opt-outs where practical
    • Limit home address on public bios
    • Credit freeze where available
  3. 3

    Optional paid tooling

    Optional paid

    Aura for monitoring; Incogni for broker automation, prices pending verification.

    • Use Identity Protection Finder or Data Removal Finder for fit
    • Affiliate CTAs only via /go/aura or /go/incogni
    • Skip if free checklist items remain open

What cannot always be removed

  • Guaranteed prevention of targeted attacks
  • Replacement for free freezes and MFA
  • Fabricated executive threat statistics on this draft page

Sources

  • Security Checklist methodology, How we structure checklists without invented threat stats
  • Affiliate disclosure, Commission transparency near product CTAs
  • Security Checklist methodology, Free-first structure and claim-safety rules
  • Verification register, Outstanding scores/prices in docs/completion-register.md
  • Affiliate disclosure, How /go/ tracking relates to recommendations

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