72-Hour Privacy Continuity: The One-Page Crisis Map for High-Net-Worth Families

When exposure happens, the first 72 hours determine whether a family contains the damage or lets it cascade. This episode teaches an architecture-first, non-technical ritual: the One-Page Crisis Map. I walk through a durable, minimal-exposure plan that fits on a single page and is operational for any family, household, or family office. You’ll get three practical components to build into that page—priority containment actions, airtight communication channels, and short-form access handoffs—plus a simple rehearsal rhythm that keeps the plan honest without adding complexity. The goal is immediate, auditable control: reduce active attack surface, preserve critical secrets, and give heirs and advisors a clear, minimal pathway to continuity. No apps required—just clear roles, simple binaries, and pre-authorized handoffs that survive stress.