IDCARE is bringing its Cyber Resilience Outreach Clinic (CROC) to Darwin. This free presentation is designed to help people create their toolkit for cybercrime prevention and security. 

The presentation provides practical, on-the-ground support and helps raise education and awareness around cybercrime, scams and identity theft. IDCARE’s vision is to make all Australians resilient against the ongoing and pervasive threat of these crime types.

The presentation provides:

• An understanding of who IDCARE is and the free community services they provide for victims of these crimes.
• Practical tips on how people can protect themselves from cybercrime, scams and identity theft.
• The current cybercrimes and scams that we see impacting your area.

Read more about IDCARE’s presenter, Rob Blackmore, and his work with our Cyber Resilience Outreach Clinics here. https://www.sunshinecoastnews.com.au/2021/12/10/rob-blackmore-idcare-cyber-crime/

About IDCARE

When victims report a cybercrime to ScamWatch, Report Cyber or the police, they are referred to IDCARE, Australia and New Zealand’s national identity & cyber support service. They are a not-for-profit Australian charity that was formed to address a critical support gap for individuals confronting identity and cyber security concerns. Their service is the only one of its type in the world and the only dedicated support service for victims of these crimes to receive specialist support and treatment. IDCARE have helped thousands of Australian and New Zealand individuals and organisations reduce the harm they experience from the compromise and misuse of their identity information by providing effective response and mitigation. They respond to many types of identity and cyber security concerns, including identity theft, remote access to devices, hacking, phishing, telephone scams, relationship scams, investment scams, data breaches, ransomware, and lost or stolen credentials.

No bookings required.