What security measures should the recently wealthy use?

What security measures should the recently wealthy use?

Some thoughts:

1. Stop receiving mail and packages at your home - This way there will be no reasons for strangers to arrive at your home unannounced. Have your mail and packages arrive at your office, at your attorney's office or at post office. Get a PO box and use another address for that.
2. Move - Into a nice home (but not too nice) - Only allow your close friends and family to visit you there. Don't register your vehicles to the home and unless you are REALLY political, don't use that residence as your address for voting (rent a small apartment in a nearby city)
3. Buy several nice (but not too nice) vehicles - Have them registered to the apartment in town or your office. When they are being serviced, always detach your home keys from your vehicle keys.
4. Buy a dog - A loud one. Unless you or a family member are allergic to dogs, they are the best protection you can get.
5. Dress down - Not sloppily; but mostly casual. If you are seeking to buy extremely expensive clothing or jewelry, do so in a nearby major city and dispose of your wrappings for the clothing away from your home.
6. Begin vetting your friends and family members - Anybody on drugs or have a gambling problem? Any ex-felons or political radicals? Unless you are exceptionally close, start phasing them out of your life. They are going to be problems soon enough.
7. Get a good attorney - Make certain that he/she understands that your personal privacy is paramount. Have them construct one or more corporations or LLC (Limited Liability Company) structures which conceal you, your location and your assets from all but the most determined of law enforcement searches.
8. Children - If you have children, make certain that they understand how keeping your lives private is important. If they want friends to stop by, then make sure that you know the children's parents and that you can trust the children in your home. No parties if they are teenagers.
9. If you are single - No overnight "guests" at your home until you have decided that things are going somewhere. Use the address in the city for that. No parties at your house (rent a place or use a friend's house) Consider purchasing a firearm.
10. Google search yourself 1-3 times a week - Make certain that only items which you deem to be favorable are posted online about you. Do NOT show your home on Twitter, Facebook or any social media.
11. Take different routes to work every day - This may be excessive,, but you really don't know who might have people tailing you. Leave at different times and arrive at them as well.
12. If you are still working - Don't let your employees know too much about your personal life. If they send you a gift or card, have it sent to the apt. in town or to your attorney's office. Make certain that only your most trusted employees have your home address and if they are terminated or they quit you may consider changing your locks at your home.
13. Use only a professional cleaning service that is bonded. - The same goes for your lawn services. Use only licensed contractors for repairs. And consider placing a "No Soliciting" sign on your mailbox or in your yard.
14. Do not answer your door - Get an intercom system with a camera installed. You aren't expecting visitors and the people who you trust have keys. Who the hell else is going to be knocking at your door? If you don't recognize the person, ask them to leave a card and do NOT open your door.
15. If you see ANYTHING suspicious or out of the ordinary around your home, call the police. - Use a cell phone and say that you were/are driving by when you saw it.

You are now wealthy. People resent and even hate the wealthy. Burglars target the wealthy. And friends and family seeking assistance will stop by and put the bite on you. Unless you want to have problem after problem I would advise doing most or all of the above.

That should take care of most or all of your potential issues.