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The First Hour
What to do when you think you have been breached — who to call and in what order, the seven steps after somebody clicks, and the five things not to do. Written to be printed and kept, because you will not be reading a website on the day.

What is actually in it
- A one-page contact card to fill in now — who decides, and who to call in what order
- The seven steps in the ten minutes after somebody clicks a phishing link, including the one everybody skips
- The first eight actions when it is worse than a click, in the order that protects the evidence
- Five things not to do, each of which makes the next hour worse
Call the insurer before you call anyone technical. Many policies reduce a claim if you engage your own responder first, and almost nobody knows that until it matters.
Where the rest lives
These five pages are the emergency half of one module out of fifteen. The full course, the fillable incident-response plan, fifteen defensive checklists, the policy templates and the audiobook are in AI-Assisted Cybersecurity Learning Kit.
$69
See what is in the kitNo pressure. The five pages above are yours either way.