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You can report cybercrime to the police via ReportCyber.

Report a cybercrime

Find out what to do if you think you’re the victim of a cybercrime

Have you been hacked?

A series of guides that you can use to help protect yourself.

Personal security guides

Find out who to contact if you need additional help to recover from a cybercrime.

Recover and get help

Information about common online security risks, with simple advice on what you can do to protect yourself and your family.

Common cyber threats

Learn how to secure your devices and accounts.

Easy steps to stay secure

Learn how to secure your devices and accounts.

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Protect yourself from cyber security incidents.

Protect yourself and your family

Easy-to-understand information about technology issues that impact cyber security.

Quick wins

Easy-to-understand information about technology issues that impact cyber security.

Step-by-step guides

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Visit our partners keeping Australia secure online

Scamwatch is run by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). It gives consumers and small businesses information on how to recognise, avoid and report scams.

eSafety can help Australians experiencing online bullying or abuse to take action or make a complaint. They also provide a wide range of online safety programs, resources and training.

The OAIC investigates privacy breaches and handles data breach reports. It provides guidance and advice for business and consumers on how to protect personal information.