2FA Readiness Check
Go account by account through the ones that matter most and get a clear picture of where you're protected, where SMS is the weak link, and what to upgrade first.
Priority: add any 2FA to accounts that have none (email first), then upgrade SMS to an authenticator app. See which 2FA to use. Self-assessment only; nothing is stored.
How this is calculated
You mark each account's current 2FA type; we flag the weak ones (none or SMS on critical accounts) and order your upgrades. Self-assessment only; nothing is stored.
Results are estimates for educational purposes and depend on the numbers you enter. They are not financial, tax, or investment advice. Nothing you type is transmitted or stored.
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