Personal Cybersecurity Assistant is built by Better ISMS and aimed at people who lack an in-house security team: individuals, freelancers, solo founders and very small businesses. Rather than a dashboard or a scanning tool, it presents itself as an assistant you query — asking about password hygiene, secure network practices, device protection, multi-factor authentication and privacy settings, and receiving clear, actionable recommendations in return.
The second pillar is incident response. When something has already gone wrong — a suspicious login, a compromised account, a phishing click — the assistant is meant to help you identify immediate protective steps, gauge the likely impact of the incident, and restore security in a sequence you can actually follow. Because small operators often have no one to call in that moment, framing the product as round-the-clock guidance is the core of its value proposition.
The commercial model is deliberately simple and, notably, subscription-free: a $19 one-time payment tier for individuals and a $39 one-time payment tier aimed at freelancers and solopreneurs, which adds freelancer data-protection strategies, planning for a one-person business and regulatory insight for independent contractors. The site currently describes the standalone app as coming soon and invites visitors to pre-order and to subscribe for updates, so buyers should confirm current delivery timing with the vendor. Pricing figures here reflect what the vendor publishes at the time of review.
