Secure your future.
Seerco Private Client is personal cybersecurity for busy households. You work directly with a security expert who gets to know your family, secures your devices, accounts, and home network, and stays with you as things change.
Now welcoming a small number of founding households in the Twin Cities.
What we help protect
The everyday systems a household depends on, looked after as a whole rather than one problem at a time.
Devices and home network
The devices your family uses every day, kept up to date and sensibly configured, with protection installed where the device supports it, and a home network set up so one weak gadget can’t reach everything else.
- Updates and protection checked on every supported computer, phone and tablet
- Router and Wi-Fi settings reviewed, with firmware kept current
- Smart-home devices kept apart from the computers that matter
- A clear inventory of what is covered
The free outline: ten steps to a safer household
The same ground we cover with members, as a checklist you can work through yourself. Tick off what you have done; your progress is saved only in this browser.
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Turn on automatic updates and a screen lock everywhere, and retire devices that no longer receive security updates.
Use a password manager and unique passwords, with passkeys or multifactor sign-in wherever offered, starting with email.
Change the router’s default password, keep its firmware current, and put smart-home gadgets on their own network.
Turn on transaction alerts and strong sign-in, and agree as a family how any request to move money gets verified.
Back up photos and documents automatically, then restore a file to prove the backup actually works.
Ask data-broker sites to remove your details, and tighten privacy settings on the accounts you use most.
Set age-appropriate controls, talk through common scams, and make it easy for anyone to ask before they click.
Pay attention to breach notices that involve your accounts, and act quickly on urgent updates.
Write down who to call and what to do if an account is taken over or money goes missing, before you need it.
Review all of this a few times a year, and whenever a device, an account, or your household changes.
Rather not do it alone?
Members get all ten handled with them, and kept up to date as life changes.
How the relationship works
Security is not a one-time project. Households change: new devices, new accounts, a child’s first phone, a parent who needs a hand. The relationship is built to keep up.
- Step 1
Understand
We start with a conversation and a careful look at your household: who is in it, which devices and accounts matter most, and how your home network is set up. Together we agree on scope and priorities.
You receiveAn inventory of what is covered and a prioritized plan.
- Step 2
Strengthen
We make the most important improvements first, covering updates, protection, sign-in and recovery, network settings, and backups. We explain each change as we go, so nothing feels mysterious.
You receiveA clear record of what changed and why.
- Step 3
Maintain
We check in regularly, follow up on anything outstanding, and adapt as your life changes. When something looks wrong, you have someone who already knows your setup.
You receiveMonthly summaries and a quarterly review.
Become a founding member
We are opening the service to a small number of founding households. Founding members work closely with us while the service takes shape, and their feedback helps define it.
Proposed founding terms
- Ongoing care
- $750 per month
- Onboarding
Standard price: $10,000Founding price: $2,000 one time, founding price
Each membership includes
- Two adults
- Up to eight supported devices
- One primary home and its network
OnboardingOne time
Most of the work happens at the start: a full assessment, an inventory of devices and accounts, and the priority improvements carried out and documented. It is a defined project with a clear finish.
Ongoing careMonthly
Software, scams, and households all change. Each month we check what matters, follow up on open items, help when something looks suspicious, and send a plain-language summary. Each quarter we review everything together.
Scoped and quoted separately
- Additional adults, devices, or properties
- Hardware purchases, which you own outright
- Major network installations or rebuilds
- Estate-transition projects after a death or incapacity
Founding members save 80% on onboarding. Standard onboarding will be $10,000 once founding spots are filled.
These are proposed founding terms. Your final scope, pricing, and service terms are set out in a written agreement before any work begins.
Start a conversation
Tell us a little about your household, and we will reply to arrange an introductory conversation.
- We read your note and reply by email, or by phone if you prefer.
- We schedule a short introductory conversation at a time that suits you.
- If it feels like a good fit, we propose a scope and a written agreement.
Trust and privacy
Letting someone into your digital life is a real decision. These are the principles we work by.
- Minimum necessary access
- We ask only for the access a task requires, for only as long as it is needed, and we tell you exactly what it is. We work with security information, such as whether a device is up to date, not with the contents of your life.
- Informed consent
- Nothing is installed, changed, or monitored without your understanding and agreement. Anything involving other family members, especially children, is opt-in and age-appropriate.
- Your accounts stay yours
- You keep ownership of every account and your master passwords. We do not hold them. If you ever leave, we document what we set up and remove our access.
- What we stay out of
- We avoid viewing personal email, photos, browsing history, and banking credentials. Our job is the security around them.
No service can prevent every attack or scam, and we will never pretend otherwise. What we offer is fewer gaps, clearer answers, and someone paying attention.
Questions
How is this different from general IT support?
IT support usually fixes things after they break. This is ongoing, proactive care for your household’s security and privacy: we know your devices and accounts, keep them maintained, and help you make good decisions before problems start.
We are glad to help with security-related questions, but this is not unlimited help-desk support for every app, printer, or television.
Which devices can you support?
Most current computers, phones, and tablets. The level of care differs by device. Computers usually allow deeper protection and update oversight, while iPhones and Android phones limit what any outside service can see or manage.
During onboarding we review each device and tell you plainly what level of care it can receive. If something cannot be supported well, such as an older device that no longer gets updates, we will say so and suggest options.
What should I do with a suspicious message or call?
Do not click, reply, or call back using details from the message itself. Reach out to us, and we will help you verify it independently through the organization’s official channels.
If you think money is being moved right now, call your bank first using the number on your card or statement, then let us know.
When are you available, and how quickly do you respond?
Support is provided during business hours, Central Time. Specific hours and response expectations are written into your service agreement. This is not a 24/7 emergency response service, and we will make sure you know what to do if something urgent happens outside those hours.
Can you help our family prepare for the unexpected?
Yes. We help you set up trusted contacts, password manager emergency access, and Apple and Google legacy features where available, and we build an inventory of important accounts. With your permission, we can coordinate with your estate attorney.
We never hold your master passwords. Handling accounts after a death or incapacity is a separately scoped project, carried out only with properly authorized representatives.
What does onboarding involve?
It begins with a conversation about your household and priorities, followed by a review of your devices, accounts, and home network. We agree on scope in writing, carry out the priority improvements, and document everything we did.
We will agree together on what is best done in your home and what can be handled remotely.
Can you guarantee we will not be hacked or scammed?
No one can honestly promise that. Our aim is to meaningfully reduce your risk, catch problems earlier, and give you a trusted person to ask when something does not look right.