Artists, teams & family offices

Most artist hacks don't start with the artist.

They start with a producer's cloud drive, a photographer's inbox, or an assistant's reused password. We secure the whole circle, so unreleased work, accounts and payouts stay yours.

It keeps happening.

2026 · LAWSUIT

Ariana Grande

Sued unnamed hackers, alleging they phished collaborators and got into a producer's device. The complaint says 45 unreleased songs leaked in 2023 alone.

2023 · LEAK

FKA twigs

85 demos leaked after a hack. She paused releases and went back to the drawing board on the album.

2022 · THEFT

Lana Del Rey

Laptop and drives stolen from her car. She wiped the laptop remotely, but a 200-page manuscript with no backup was lost.

2022 · CONVICTION

Ed Sheeran, Lil Uzi Vert + 87 more

One hacker broke into cloud accounts. Police found 1,263 unreleased songs by 89 artists.

From public reporting and court filings. Sources available on request. The Grande claims are allegations in a lawsuit.

How it works

Eight steps, scheduled around sessions and tour dates

  1. 01
    Map what mattersYour accounts, devices, team, and where unreleased work lives.
  2. 02
    Lock down accountsPassword vault, hardware keys or passkeys, no SMS codes, carrier locks.
  3. 03
    Secure your circleSame standards for producers, engineers and assistants; access removed the day someone leaves.
  4. 04
    Protect unreleased workFewer copies, named access per collaborator, expiring links.
  5. 05
    Protect your moneyCall-back verification before any payment change.
  6. 06
    Protect your devicesEncryption, automatic backups, and gear never left in a car.
  7. 07
    Watch and respondRegular reviews, alerts on major changes, and a clear plan if an account is hijacked.
  8. 08
    Practice once a yearA short team walk-through of what to do if an account is taken over.

You stay in control

You own your accounts. We help run them.

On retainer, we hold as little as possible and make sure you can see everything we do.

  • We never hold your passwordsYou sign in yourself or grant delegated admin access.
  • Alerts go straight to youA new admin, sign-in protection turned off, an unusual download: you'll know right away.
  • A monthly reportWhat changed, who joined or left, and how every alert was handled.
  • Remove us any timeYou keep the owner account. We never reduce your access.

Pricing

One-time setup, then a monthly retainer

Priced by the size of your circle. More than 15 people: $250 per additional person per month.

Core

$1,750 / month

Artist + up to 5 people. $4,000 setup. Monthly security review, 3 support hours included, response next business day. Software: about $195 a month.

Circle

$3,500 / month

Artist + up to 11 people. $6,500 setup. Review every two weeks, 5 support hours included, response within 4 business hours. Optional 24/7 endpoint monitoring. Software: about $390 a month.

Full Team

$5,500 / month

Artist + 12–15 people. $9,500 setup. Weekly review, 8 support hours included, 24/7 endpoint monitoring through our detection partner. Software: about $520–640 a month, plus monitoring.

What the software costs

You pay each vendor directly, so every account is yours. Estimates per person per month on annual billing; we confirm current prices at onboarding, and you keep anything you already pay for.

ToolWhat it doesCost
Google WorkspaceEmail, shared drives, named access (Business Plus on Full Team)$14–22 per person
1Password BusinessTeam password vault and guest accessAbout $9 per person
MosyleDevice encryption, remote lockFree up to 30 devices
Sublime SecurityImpersonation and payment-fraud email filteringFree tier for small teams
Computer backupAutomatic cloud backup of sessions and filesAbout $9–10 per computer
Huntress24/7 endpoint monitoring (Full Team, optional on Circle)Quoted per device
YubiKeysHardware sign-in keys, two per personAbout $55–60 each, one time
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