Personal Digital Security & Incident Response Platform for Consumers

Niche Market: Yes. Users frequently face account breaches, and even after taking initial steps like changing passwords, they often feel lost about what to do next. They might not know how to log out active sessions, check for data leaks, or review linked services. There's a clear need for a solution that guides users through both proactive and reactive personal digital security measures.

SaaS Opportunity: A subscription-based platform for managing personal digital security and guiding users through incident recovery.

Product Form: A user-friendly dashboard with features including:

1. Security Posture Score: Assess and guide users to enable MFA across major services (e.g., Microsoft, Google, social media).
2. Password Hygiene: Integrate with password managers or provide a check to identify reused or weak passwords across monitored accounts.
3. Dark Web Monitoring: Alert users if their credentials (email, phone, etc.) appear in breaches.
4. Interactive Recovery Playbooks: Step-by-step, actionable guides for various account breaches (e.g., Microsoft account, email, social media, banking). These playbooks would include direct links to service-specific security pages, template messages for support, and reminders for often-missed steps like:
   • Reviewing recent activity logs.
   • Logging out all active sessions/devices.
   • Checking for changes in email forwarding rules or app permissions.
   • Scanning for malware.
5. Active Session Monitoring: A centralized view (where APIs allow) of logged-in devices and active sessions across integrated services, allowing users to easily terminate suspicious sessions.

Expected Revenue: A freemium model could attract a broad audience, with premium tiers (e.g., $5-15/month) offering advanced monitoring, more detailed and interactive playbooks, priority support, and integration with a wider range of services. The value proposition is significant peace of mind and clear, actionable steps during stressful security incidents, appealing to a large consumer base concerned about digital security.