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Prime Radiant has partnered with TransUnion to launch an integrated personal cybersecurity and cyber insurance platform. The new personal cybersecurity protection plan safeguards executives, families, and high-net-worth individuals against escalating digital threats.
“When cybercrime strikes, the biggest challenge is knowing what to do next. Most people, even sophisticated executives, find themselves scrambling for answers and expert help after a digital breach,” said Calvin Bradley, CEO of Prime Radiant.
Comprehensive Cybersecurity and Insurance Coverage
The platform combines identity monitoring, home network defense, cyber risk assessments, and insurance-backed recovery. Customers access services through one contact point, streamlining response to cyber incidents.
The platform includes enterprise-grade hardware, real-time intrusion detection, and 24/7 response teams. Additionally, customers receive personalized cyber risk assessments, prevention plans, and continuous monitoring. Embedded personal cyber insurance provides up to $2 million in coverage. Benefits include ransomware response, fraud recovery, data restoration, and financial loss protection.
“Cyber incidents are disruptive, emotional, and often overwhelming, and it’s difficult to know where to begin,” said Matt Cullina, Head of Global Cyber, TransUnion. “TransUnion’s integrated support services guide victims through recovery with technical and emotional clarity.”
Hotline for Immediate Expert Assistance
The service also offers a dedicated hotline for immediate assistance. Clients receive expert guidance in the event of fraud, data theft, or network breaches.
Integration with TruEmpower™ Cyber Protection
Through integration with TransUnion’s TruEmpower™ Cyber Protection, customers gain access to identity monitoring, fraud recovery, and credit alerts. Monitoring covers financial transactions, the dark web, and social media.
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Growing Cyber Threats for Executives and Families
Executives and high-net-worth families face increased threats as remote work expands. A 2025 Ponemon Institute report found 51% of executives’ personal accounts were attacked this year, up sharply from 2023.
Employer-Sponsored Cybersecurity Benefits
The offering is also eligible as a tax-free, employer-sponsored benefit under IRS Section 132. This enables companies to reduce enterprise risk by securing employee homes, devices, and digital identities.
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Personal Cybersecurity Checklist for Families and Executives
For those curious, we compiled a personal cybersecurity checklist to help individuals and families strengthen their digital defenses. The checklist is divided into two phases, designed to be approachable whether you are just beginning or ready to advance.
The idea is simple: build cyber resiliency step by step, much like you might approach fitness goals. You don’t achieve results overnight, but with steady progress, you create long-term protection.
Phase 1: Basic Essentials – Start Here
First steps on the road to strong personal cybersecurity. They include using a password manager, enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA) on key accounts, updating devices, and learning how to spot phishing attempts.
Phase 2: Advanced Protections – Next Level
Once the basics become habit, move toward advanced measures. These include enabling MFA on all accounts, using hardware tokens, setting up passkeys for passwordless logins, and maintaining ransomware-proof offline backups.
This list is not exhaustive, and any security situation should be viewed as a perishable reality. Cyber resilience is maintained through routine and regular examination of your security procedures, just like physical security.
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