Free checklist for AI creators and solopreneurs

Secure your AI-powered solo business in one afternoon

Get the 7-part security checklist for creators, freelancers, and solopreneurs who use tools like ChatGPT, Google Drive, Canva, Stripe, PayPal, MailerLite, and client portals.

  • No jargon
  • Built for non-technical creators
  • Start with a 30-minute lockdown

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No enterprise security lecture. Just the first things to secure before a weak password, exposed file link, hacked inbox, or careless AI upload puts client trust at risk.

After signup, start with the 30-minute account lockdown section first. That is the fastest way to reduce the biggest risks.



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Your business now runs through a lot of accounts

AI tools, client folders, payment platforms, email lists, social accounts, cloud storage, and marketplace dashboards all keep your business moving.

This checklist shows you what to secure first, in the order that makes sense for a solo business.

  • The 7 parts of a secure AI creator stack
  • A 30-minute account lockdown plan
  • Simple AI client-data rules
  • Password manager and MFA priorities
  • File-sharing, backup, email, domain, device, and public Wi-Fi checks

The 7-part stack

Use this as a practical order of operations for securing the parts of your business most likely to expose client trust or income.

01Account lockdown
02Password manager
03AI tool rules
04Client file sharing
05Backup and recovery
06Email and domain protection
07Device and remote-work safety

Built for non-technical creators

This is for freelancers, consultants, coaches, creators, writers, designers, VAs, course creators, digital-product sellers, and AI-powered solopreneurs.

Next step after the checklist

When you are ready to go from checklist to full setup, join the AI Creator Cybersecurity Starter Kit waitlist.

Start with the 30-minute lockdown

Download the checklist, open the starter plan, and secure the highest-risk accounts first.