In 2025, we developed a proprietary cybersecurity practice designed especially for the High Net Worth Individual as they transition into a Family Office.

Our mission is providing Identity-first cybersecurity for family offices, delivered with discretion, confidentiality, and trust; we preserve and protect their reputation, quality of life, and day-to-day confidence. 

Deloitte publishes an annual report on Family Office Cybersecurity that is quite riveting.  

• A notable 43% of family offices globally have experienced a cyberattack over the last 12-24 months, with 25% experiencing three or more attacks. Those in North America are the most likely to report being attacked (at 57% versus 41% in Europe and 24% in Asia Pacific), along with those with AUM over US$1 billion (at 62% versus 38% for those with AUM under US$1 billion).

• Despite the high prevalence of attacks, nearly one-third (31%) of family offices haven't got a cyber incident response plan in place. Another 43% say they have a plan, but it “could be better,” while merely a quarter (26%) claim to have a “robust” plan.

• Given these security weaknesses, over one in five family offices (22%) have ranked cybersecurity as a top risk to their organisation this year. Thus, 15% assert that strengthening cybersecurity is a core priority in 2024, a notable proportion, but one that needs even further visibility given the risks at stake.