Confidence, not confusion.
Your money, your accounts, the scams trying to get at both: it's a lot to keep track of. Sfinco keeps it simple, in plain English, with no scare tactics and no tech-bro spiel.
Feeling unsure about a message or a call?
Never call a number a text or email gives you, even if it looks official. Hang up or close it, then call the organisation back using a number you already trust, like the ones below.
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Two numbers worth saving right now
- Australian Cyber Security Hotline
- 1300 292 371
- IDCARE · identity theft support
- 1800 595 160
These are free, government-backed services, not Sfinco numbers. The Sfinco Personal Cyber Awareness Assistant holds a fuller list, including your own bank's fraud line, and can also check a screenshot or a QR code, not just pasted text.
See the full list →Most help arrives after something's already gone wrong.
A warning email after the money's gone. A news story about a scam you'd never heard of, three weeks too late. Sfinco was built to get there earlier: plain-English, local, and looking out before you have to ask.
Four ways to feel more confident online
Looking after the everyday things that are easy to lose track of, through technology, money, and trust.
Sfinco Business Cyber Awareness
A plain-English cybersecurity check-up for small and medium Australian businesses: cafes, clinics, real estate offices, tradies. Remote-first, no jargon, and a clear report of what to fix first.
See how it works →Sfinco Safety Guides
An eight-book series that explains digital safety the way a patient friend would, starting with iPhone Protection, written for people who've never trusted a "tech person" before.
Browse the series →Sfinco Personal Cyber Awareness Assistant
Checks suspicious messages for scam tactics, keeps a trusted list of numbers to call, and keeps you up to date on the scams currently doing the rounds, so you're a step ahead instead of caught off guard.
Try it now →Sfinco Digital Vault
A secure place to keep passwords, accounts, and the digital instructions your family will need one day, organised now so no one has to guess later.
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