Does Your small Business Need Assistance?

What IDCARE Offers to Small Businesses And Sole Traders

‍An Incident Response Hotline that provides impartial and independent advice on what you are dealing with: 1800 595 170

Access to an Expert Advisor who can talk through what your business needs to increase your resilience against the most common threats.

Small Business Cyber First Aid - a service designed to ensure peace of mind after a remote access event or other intrusion.

A Health Check that provides an independent and confidential appraisal of your resilience in relation to privacy and cybersecurity.

Access to an Online Portal containing details of your assessment, action plans for resilience building and more.

Tailored online content available to anyone needing advice and hints on how to keep their small business secure from threats.

Is this you? Real Case Studies

False Invoicing Fraud

Social Media Hacked

Ransomware Attack

The Hard Facts:

The average loss to a small business from a cyber security incident is over $49,000.
In 48% of cases IDCARE has dealt with, small business owners experiencing an event do not know how their business was compromised.
Cybercriminals most commonly exploit small businesses by diverting payments, accessing their bank accounts, and fraudulently submitting tax returns in their name.
Small business owners also experience higher rates of social media account compromise and exploitation than individuals.
Responding to an incident may likely cost a small business four working days - including other costs incurred.
More than half of small businesses close within six months of experiencing a cyberattack.

IDCARE as a registered charity does not ask individuals to donate or pay for our front line services. We are not a charity that can receive tax deductible donations.
We rely on organisations that care enough about you to care about us to keep our charitable service going. Proudly these organisations are displayed above and on our Subscriber Organisations page.
If you are asked for payment from someone claiming to be from IDCARE, please report this to us using our Report Phishing email.

IDCARE has access to the Department of Home Affairs Free Interpreting Service, delivered by the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National). Access to the Free Interpreting Service is provided to assist you to communicate with non-English speaking people who hold a Medicare card. Please note that the service does not extend to New Zealand citizens or residents who do not hold an Australian Medicare card, or to tourists, overseas students or people on temporary work visas.

The National Relay Service (NRS) is an Australian government initiative that allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing and/or have a speech impairment to make and receive phone calls.

The NRS is available 24 hours a day, every day and relays more than a million calls each year throughout Australia.