Review social account ownership, administrator access, two-factor authentication and recovery settings. Get a prioritized security plan and staff guidance.
Owner Confirmed
Former administrator Remove access
Current team Reviewed
2FA checklist agreedBusinesses, agencies and individuals with valuable accounts.
Shared logins, ex-staff who still have admin access, no two-factor authentication (2FA), unknown connected apps, no incident plan, and preparation before a launch or event.
Security assessment report, prioritized improvement list, access register (a spreadsheet of accounts, owners, admins and recovery methods), incident response playbook and a 30-minute staff briefing.
A list of accounts, an admin who joins working sessions, and authority to change settings.
Penetration testing of the client's own systems, device forensics and managed IT.
A consultation, then Security Foundation.
A business account should have a named owner, documented administrators and a recoverable route back into the account. The review records who can publish, manage advertising, grant access and change recovery settings so that permissions can be checked when staff or agencies change.
If access is already lost, begin with account recovery support. If another account is using your business identity to approach customers, review brand protection against impersonation.
A clear description, public account references and confirmation that you own the assets or are authorized to act. We agree an evidence checklist after assessment. Never send passwords or verification codes.
Platforms, registrars and hosts make the final decisions on recovery and removal. We cannot promise their outcomes.
The agreed review covers account ownership, administrator permissions, authentication, recovery methods and connected applications. You receive a prioritized action list, access register and response guidance.
No. Your authorized administrator completes login and verification steps. Working sessions help your team review settings and implement agreed changes while retaining control of access.
Yes. Access reviews identify permissions and ownership dependencies that need attention. Onboarding, offboarding and handover checklists help your team assign responsibility for future changes.
Case-led analysis, practical checklists and original sources.
Understand session hijacking through documented research, then use a practical checklist to contain account takeover and strengthen business access.
Read the analysis : Session Hijacking: How Account Takeovers Bypass MFATell us where you are. We’ll help you understand the route forward.
