The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has today announced £170,000 of funding for The Cyber Helpline to build a dedicated London team of cybersecurity experts to better protect Londoners from online harm.
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As part of Cybersecurity Awareness month, the S-RM team sent five teams racing across London to be the first to Kew Gardens to raise money for our mission. Along the way they visited some STEM legends.
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You may share secret information online when you post photos on social media. Learn about the information contained in photos and how you can protect yourself.
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As part of our October Cybersecurity Awareness Month fundraising campaign, one of our Ambassadors, Giles, took on the great river race!
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The Cyber Helpline has been awarded the Not-for-profit of the year at The National Cyber Awards 2023. This means we have taken the award three years in a row!
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Kathryn joins The Cyber Helpline as our Helpline & Service Manager. She brings over a decade of online harms and helpline management experience to the team.
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The Cyber Helpline, alongside two of our team members, have been shortlisted for awards at The National Cyber Awards 2023.
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Since launching our service in the USA on June 1st more than 1,200 Americans have raised a case with us and more than 8,700 have accessed our online guidance. Read more about the alarming impact of cybercrime in the United States and how we are working to reduce the impact on victims.
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The Cyber Helpline partners with ExpressVPN. The partnership will offer free VPN accounts to people who have experienced cyberstalking, online abuse, or other high-risk cybercrimes to ensure a safe, secure, and private online experience.
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We are thrilled to announce that Charlotte Hooper, our Helpline Manager, has been recognised with the highest accolade a young person can achieve for social action or humanitarian efforts – The Diana Award!
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One of our amazing volunteers, Alex Bilsland, has been awarded the Digital Volunteer Award at the Tech4Good Awards.
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Our Founder & CEO, Rory Innes, as been recognised with the Points of Light Award the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The awards recognised his impact in the cybercrime and online harm space.
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Qualys, Inc. joins forces with The Cyber Helpline to help us expand our service and support more victims of cybercrime and online harm. The partnership will see a huge increase in the number of victims we are able to support.
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The Cyber Helpline has been awarded the Crime Fighter of the Year at the True Crime Awards. The award is given to people or organisations that have a high impact on victims and on the criminal justice system.
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. We are planning a month of fundraising to raise awareness of staying safe online and to raise vital funds for our service. Find out how you can get involved.
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Welcome to the members of our new Advisory Board. A key step forward for the charity to ensure we can continue to have a positive impact for victims of cybercrime and online harm.
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Three new Trustees have been appointed on the Board of Trustees. Welcome to Jason Cordingley, Stuart Quick and Mike Wawro. They join Andreea Andrasiu and Simon Walls on the team.
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We have been shortlisted for Crime Fighter of the Year at the True Crime Awards 2023! Learn more about the awards and how you can vote for us!
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Meet Demelza, a Cyberstalking Specialist in our Cyberstalking team. Learn about how the combination of her PhD in the Cyberstalking space combined with her frontline experience helps her get good outcomes for our service users.
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When Olivia had her Snapchat account hacked and sensitive images from her account shared she needed help. Learn how The Cyber Helpline helped her work with the police to find the perpetrator.
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