LFM

Build your threat model // then get the plan that fits it

You do not harden against everything. You decide what you are protecting and who from, then do the work that fits. Answer five questions and this builds your plan: the measures that close your threats, ranked, each with what it costs you and where it stops.

The five questions are the Army's OPSEC process in plain language: identify what needs protecting, know the adversary, judge likelihood and consequence, weigh the cost. Privacy Guides asks the same five. "Everything is a trade-off. There is high security, but never full security."

Question 1

What do you want to protect?

Pick the things that would actually hurt to lose or expose.
Question 2

Who do you want to protect it from?

Name the adversaries that are real for you. Be honest, not dramatic.
Question 3

How likely is it that you will be targeted?

How probable, for you, not in the abstract.
Question 4

How bad are the consequences if you fail?

Question 5

How much trouble are you willing to go through?

A no-measures answer is allowed if the cost outweighs the risk.

Answer all five to build your plan.