The Guard Card Series
Clear next steps when something doesn’t feel right.
Keep calm, practical guidance within reach—during a suspicious contact and after personal information may have been exposed. No app, login, or technical knowledge required.
Three practical packages
Choose the help that matches what happened.
Use the Original Guard Card during an unexpected contact. Use Information Exposed after a breach or account compromise. Choose the Household Safety Packet to prepare for both situations together.
Original Guard Card: Quick Response
A physical reminder that stays near the phone.
The double-sided 5 × 7 card gives clear instructions during unexpected calls, texts, emails and pop-ups.
- Stop and end the interaction
- Check through a familiar, trusted channel
- Large, readable type for stressful moments
- Includes a printed two-page Quick Response plan and notes worksheet
- Professionally printed in the United States on sturdy 14 pt matte card stock
Available while the original printed edition remains in stock.
Guard Card: Information Exposed
A response plan for what happens after exposure.
This double-sided 5 × 7 card organizes the next steps after a breach notice, compromised account, or discovery that personal information may have been misused.
- Read the notice and identify what was exposed
- Protect email and other key accounts first
- Use independently verified contact information
- Includes a printed three-page Information Exposed plan and response worksheet
- Professionally printed in the United States on sturdy 14 pt matte card stock
Available after the first printed batch is reviewed.
Guard Card Household Safety Packet
Prepare for suspicious contact and information exposure.
This physical packet combines both current cards with a private four-page household guide for advance planning and incident notes.
- One Original Guard Card
- One Guard Card: Information Exposed
- Printed four-page Household Safety Guide and Worksheet
- Trusted-contact, family-verification and incident-note sections
- Ships flat in a protective envelope
Available after the complete packet is assembled, photographed and weighed.
Use this now
Three steps when a message or call feels wrong
- 1
Stop
Do not send money, share information or codes, click links, install anything, or allow access to your device.
- 2
End the interaction
Hang up. Close the email, text, or pop-up. Do not reply.
- 3
Check independently
Call a known person using a number you already have, or contact the company using the number on your card, statement, or official website.
You have the right to stop, end the contact, take your time, and say no.
Practice with the Guard Card Series
Practice what to do before something happens for real.
Work through a suspicious message or an information-exposure notice. Make a choice, see what the matching Guard Card recommends, and try again. The scenarios are fictional and do not ask for private information.
Help improve the Guard Card
Your experience can make the next card better.
Share anonymous product feedback, or tell us how the card helped. No account, name, phone number, or email address is required.
Practical cyber safety for everyday people
Cyber Safety Guard creates straightforward tools for people who want safer next steps—not more technical jargon. The Guard Card Series is educational and does not replace advice from your bank, law enforcement, an attorney, or another qualified professional.