Our chatbot has had an upgrade. More than 14,000 people have been supported by our chatbot over the past four years and today we have launched a new and improved version.

Zak cycled from London to Paris in 24 hours to raise funds for The Cyber Helpline. Working in cyber security he was passionate about supporting victims and wanted to help. This is is story of taking on over 170 miles on the bike.

We are very proud to announce our registration with the Charity Commission, marking a hugely important new chapter for The Cyber Helpline.

We know how important it is that individuals are able to contact their friends and family at this time and that limitations placed on social media websites and concerns relating to cybersecurity have restricted this contact. The Cyber Helpline has experience in assisting individuals to secure their personal communications and we have created this blog to share our methods for those that may need it at this time.

The Home Office campaign to persuade the public against end-to-end encryption is hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons. A look at why ending end-to-end encryption is a bad idea and one that doesn’t make the impact of keeping children safer online.

The Cyber Helpline has now helped over 10,000 victims of cybercrime and online harm!

The Cyber Helpline has been shortlisted by the Cyber Security Awards in the Not For Profit Team of the Year category!

The Cyber Helpline has been crowned the Charity of the Year at The National Cyber Awards!

The Cyber Helpline is a finalist in the Charity of the Year category at The National Cyber Awards!

Through volunteering at The Cyber Helpline Sergiu was able to gather enough skills and experience to land his first job in the cyber security industry. He transformed from a lorry driver to a SOC analyst in 12 months.

AXIS Insurance has become the very first corporate sponsor of The Cyber Helpline. AXIS will provide a vital mix of funds, expertise and resources to help us reach more victims of cybercrime and online harm.

The Cyber Helpline has today announced its participation in a major fundraiser, the Infostep 2021 Challenge. This ambitious initiative will raise £50,000 over the next 6 months by a team of 25 cyber security professionals walking 19,000 miles, or about 42,212,000 steps. This equates to walking from London to Sydney, and then back again.

The vast majority of stalking cases involve the use of technology or the internet to either carry out stalking behaviours or facilitate the stalking. Technology reaches every area of our lives and for those experiencing cyberstalking this often means no escape. The impact can be huge. This is a look at what it is like to experience cyberstalking.

Recently, we received some fantastic news about our fundraising efforts.

We are seeing a large surge in criminals using dating websites to build relationships with people to convince them to make fake financial investments.