I need to verify something
Check a suspicious message, website, payment request, account activity, crypto transaction or other situation before you act.
Open →SECURITY ASSISTANT
You don't have to figure out the cybersecurity problem yourself.
Tell us what is happening, what you are worried about or what you want to understand. We will help you find the most appropriate next step.
Start with the problem—not the technical name.
Cybersecurity problems do not always arrive with a clear label. You may simply know that something feels wrong, that someone is asking for information, that money may be at risk, or that an account or device is behaving differently.
You do not need to diagnose the problem before asking for help. Choose the situation that comes closest and the platform will direct you toward the appropriate verification, protection, recovery, learning or consultation pathway.
What is the difference between Verify and the Assistant?
Verify is for checking something suspicious before you trust, click, pay, disclose information or take another potentially risky action.
The Assistant is broader. It helps you understand a cybersecurity problem, find the right resource, decide what to do next or reach the appropriate recovery or professional-help pathway.
The Assistant is broader. It helps you understand a cybersecurity problem, find the right resource, decide what to do next or reach the appropriate recovery or professional-help pathway.
Can the assistant guarantee that something is safe?
No. Security guidance should never pretend to know something that cannot be established. Where verification is possible, the platform should explain the evidence, limitations and confidence behind its guidance.
What should I never share with an assistant?
Never provide passwords, one-time passwords, PINs, recovery phrases, private keys, full bank-card details or other secrets that could give someone access to your accounts, identity or money.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
What do you need help with?
Choose the situation that most closely matches your concern. If something suspicious needs to be checked, start with Verify.
Something already went wrong
Get immediate first-response guidance if you clicked something suspicious, lost money, exposed information or believe an account or device may be compromised.
Open →My account may be compromised
Review your security situation and identify weaknesses involving passwords, MFA, recovery methods and account protection.
Open →I have a crypto problem
Get guidance for wallet, recovery phrase, transaction, address, token, network and other digital-asset security concerns.
Open →I need help with a business problem
Explore security concerns involving staff, suppliers, payments, business accounts, access and organisational incidents.
Open →I want to learn about a security topic
Explore practical cybersecurity education, explanations, scenarios, safety guidance and deeper learning resources.
Open →I need professional human help
Request assistance when your situation requires more personalised cybersecurity guidance or professional consultation.
Open →I'm not sure what I need
Start with Verify Before You Trust. Describe the situation in ordinary language and let the platform guide you toward the safest next step.
Open →Our approach to security guidance.
Good cybersecurity guidance should not simply tell you that something is dangerous. It should help you understand why the situation matters, what can be verified, what cannot be verified, what action you should take and where to go next.
VERIFY
Check suspicious things before trusting, clicking, paying or sharing sensitive information.
PROTECT
Strengthen the accounts, devices, privacy settings, payment habits and other security areas that reduce your exposure to common threats.
RECOVER
Take appropriate first-response steps when something has already gone wrong, preserve useful evidence and work toward restoring security.
LEARN
Understand cybersecurity concepts, real-world scenarios and practical safety principles in language that ordinary people can use.
CONSULT
Get human assistance when a situation requires personalised cybersecurity advice or professional intervention.
When in doubt, slow down.
If money, credentials, identity, sensitive information or an irreversible action is involved, do not rush because someone is creating urgency. Pause, verify independently and choose the safest next step.
VERIFY BEFORE YOU TRUST.