Cybermate turns real incidents into shared intelligence that's practical, local and built for Australian organisations. Every member adds another sensor to the network, so the more organisations that join, the sooner the next target hears about a scam before it reaches their inbox.
Schools in your region are being targeted. Here's what the email looks like and what to tell your office team.
If a scam targets one school or charity, others get notified quickly — simple, and effective.
Learn moreFrom one confirmed scam to an early warning for everyone at risk.
When a member reports — or Cybermate detects — a verified scam, the pattern (sender, wording, tactic) gets logged. Never personal data.
Confirmed threats are stripped of identifying details and matched against organisations facing similar risk — same sector, same region, same size.
An early alert lands before the same scam reaches them, with what to look for and what to tell staff.
Trust matters as much as speed. Here's exactly what moves through the network — and what never does.
Sender wording, tactic and delivery method are logged. Names, emails and account details never leave your organisation.
Alerts are routed by sector, region and size, so schools hear about school scams and charities hear about charity scams — not every alert, everywhere.
Nothing goes out until a scam is confirmed real. That keeps the network sharp — fewer false alarms, more genuine early warnings.
Every sensor in the network is an Australian school, charity or business, so the picture stays relevant to what's actually happening here.
Parent-impersonation scams and invoice fraud targeting front-office staff in schools.
Donor-data phishing and fake grant scams aimed at charities and NFPs.
Invoice fraud and supplier impersonation aimed at small businesses.
CEO fraud and deepfake voice or video payment requests.
No — alerts are built from anonymised scam patterns, never your organisation's identity or your people's data.
No — every Cybermate customer receives community alerts automatically. Reporting a confirmed scam just helps the next organisation.
As soon as a scam pattern is verified — often within hours of the first report, well before a slow-moving copy-cat campaign spreads further.
Yes — built and hosted in Australia, so alerts reflect scams actually targeting Australian schools, charities and businesses.
Alerts are matched to your sector, region and size before they're sent, so most won't be false alarms — and each one takes seconds to dismiss if it's not relevant.
Anonymised scam patterns are retained only as long as they're useful for spotting similar attacks, then aged out — there's no long-term profile being built on anyone.
Acknowledgement of Country
Cybermate acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet today, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
