For wealth advisors

Your client's cyber emergency becomes your emergency. Give them somewhere better to call first.

When a client wires two million to a deepfaked voice, your name is on the relationship. HackFirstAid is the specialist you hand them — we take the incident, you keep the client. No resale, no white-labelling, no liability transferred to you.

NDA by default. No logo wall, no named references, no client data in our custody.

Why this matters to you

The exposure isn't technical. It's relational.

Nothing in your mandate says you handle wire fraud. But when it happens, you are the first call, and whatever you say in the first hour is what the client remembers for the next decade.

The first hour decides it

A fraudulent wire may be recallable inside sixty minutes and effectively gone after that. Advisors lose that window looking for someone to call.

Your name is on the recommendation

Sending a client to a generic IT firm that mishandles a family's private matter costs you more than the incident did.

You can't be in the incident

Getting pulled into triage, evidence, or insurer conversations creates exposure your firm never agreed to carry.

How referral works

Four steps, and you're out of the incident by the second one.

01

You refer

One email or a warm intro. No forms for you to fill out, no security questionnaire to interpret, no assessment you have to stand behind.

02

We handle intake directly

We run intake with the client or their family office under NDA, within the hour where it matters. You are not pulled into triage, evidence handling, or law-enforcement coordination.

03

You keep visibility, not case detail

You know the engagement started and when it closed. You never receive the client's incident detail — which is exactly what your compliance team wants to hear.

04

You're recognized for the referral

Recognition, co-marketing support and priority scheduling for your clients. Incentive structures are confirmed with your firm's compliance function before anything is agreed.

What your client actually gets

Twelve first-hour playbooks, and a protection tier that fits the family.

So you can set expectations before you make the introduction — not after.

Fraudulent wire in flight
Deepfaked voice or video authorization
Business email compromise
Account takeover of a principal
Ransomware on family office systems
Extortion and leak threats
Compromised household staff device
Travel and physical-adjacent exposure
Lost or stolen device with access
Cloud storage and photo exposure
Social engineering of the office
Post-incident recovery and hardening

Foundations

from CA$3,000/mo

Baseline hardening for the principal and immediate household: identity, devices, email, and the wire-verification protocol most families are missing.

Managed

CA$6,000–9,000/mo

Ongoing monitoring, staff training, vendor review, and a named responder on retainer for the family and the office.

Embedded

CA$12,000/mo

A vCISO working inside the family office cadence — governance, board-level reporting, and incident command when something breaks.

Discretion, by design

The referral itself has to be safe for you to make.

Advisors don't hesitate because they doubt the work. They hesitate because a vendor who talks is a vendor who ends careers. So we built the practice around not talking.

No logo wall

We do not name clients, firms, or referring advisors. Not on this site, not in a deck, not in a pitch.

Anonymized case studies

Every account of prior work is scrubbed of sector, geography and figures that could re-identify a family.

No client data custody

We work inside the client's environment. We don't warehouse their documents, credentials or holdings.

Who this is for

Different titles, identical exposure.

Private bankers

You hold the relationship and the wire authority. When something is wrong, the client calls you first — and the next fifteen minutes decide the outcome.

Independent RIAs

No in-house security function, a compliance obligation you take seriously, and clients who assume you have this covered.

Trust officers

Multi-generational structures, distributed beneficiaries, and instructions arriving over channels that were never designed to be authenticated.

Family law & estate counsel

Divorces, successions and disputes are the highest-risk windows for surveillance, account takeover and coercion. You see them before anyone else does.

FAQ

The questions compliance will ask you first.

Referral partnership

Apply to become a referral partner.

Five-minute application, response within two business days. We'll send compliance-ready documentation your firm can review before anything is signed.