Security advice is confusing
Most guides are full of acronyms and abstract warnings. We translate those ideas into clear language, real-world examples, and short steps you can actually follow.
EmailBreachGuard helps you understand online risks in plain English. We break down scams, data breaches, and security basics into short, friendly guides and tools that anyone can use β no IT degree required.
New here? Start with our most-read guide: What to do after a data breach (plain English)
Because most cybersecurity advice feels like itβs written for robots, not humans.
Most guides are full of acronyms and abstract warnings. We translate those ideas into clear language, real-world examples, and short steps you can actually follow.
βIs this email safe?β βDo I really need a VPN?β βWhat should I do after a breach?β We answer those questions in calm, plain English β no scare tactics.
We focus on what you can control today: better passwords, safer devices, scam awareness, and simple habits that dramatically lower your risk.
Start with a quick, low-stress checkup β no account required.
Try a sample password pattern (not your real one), see how strong it is, and get plain-English suggestions to make future passwords safer.
A quick, shareable checklist of red flags to look for in suspicious emails and texts β written so you can share it with family or coworkers.
The βstart hereβ checklist: simple habits you can review in 5 minutes, plus a deeper version when you have more time.
No buzzwords. No lectures. Just clear explanations and what to do next.
Learn the calm, step-by-step way to respond if your email or password shows up in a breach β without spiraling into panic or overwhelm.
Text codes, apps, security keys β weβll walk through the options and help you pick what makes sense for everyday accounts.
Practical, no-jargon PDFs you can save, print, or share.
Download the quick one-page checklist and the full multi-section version.
A printable, shareable checklist version is coming soon. For now, use the online guide.
A printable action plan is coming soon. For now, follow the online step-by-step guide.
Optional tools that pair well with the guides and checklists on this site. Some links are affiliate links.
Create and store long, unique passwords for your important accounts without having to remember them all.
Scan for and remove malware if you clicked a bad link, opened a suspicious file, or want peace of mind.
Protect your browsing on public WiβFi and get alerts when your email/data appears in new leaks.
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We aim for clarity, calm, and practical next steps.
This site is designed to reduce panic and confusion. We focus on the steps that help most people most of the time.