People like Michael Bloomberg have armies of private security agents to keep them safe. Celebrities have bodyguards. Not everyone can afford to hire private security, but everyone deserves to be secure as they go through life. Based on a lifetime of experience, from an Army deployment to Vietnam to having been a material witness in two federal white collar criminal investigations, the author provides a number of suggestions for low-cost and free strategies that can help anyone to be more secure in their daily lives. Not a "self-defense" book, this book touches on all areas of daily life, from the locks on your doors to the "locks" on your computer files, and examines simple, low-cost (or free) ways for readers to increase personal security in all aspects of their daily lives without spending a lot of money.