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Free tools and expert picks from the Ubuntu Guard team. Built in Durban for South Africans who’d rather not become the next breach statistic.
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Scanners
Scan an email, a link, or your domain and find out what attackers can already see.
See what attackers can already see about your email. Free, thirty seconds, no account needed.
Paste a suspicious link and get an instant safety report covering phishing, malware, and reputation, before you click.
Find out if attackers can impersonate your company’s email. We scan SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and SSL and give you a trust score instantly, no signup needed.
Generate a strong, unique password in seconds, including memorable passphrases and PINs you can remember.
Hardening guides
Step-by-step guides to harden the apps, accounts, and phone settings most South Africans actually use.
Step-by-step guides to enable two-factor authentication and backup codes on 30+ platforms, from WhatsApp to your bank.
Lock down what apps can see and share. Checklists for social media, messaging apps, and your phone’s own settings.
Explainers and guides
Plain-English explainers, threat reports, and a POPIA primer written for SA businesses.
Plain-English explainers on the latest cyber threats, scams, and security news from the Ubuntu Guard team.
Understand what South Africa’s data protection law requires for your business, explained without the legal jargon.
Recommendations
The browsers, password managers, and security software we use ourselves and recommend to our clients.
Daily basics
Simple habits that make a real difference in protecting your online life.
Even if someone steals your password, they still cannot get into your account without your phone or security key.
Take a few minutes each month to review which apps have access to your camera, location, and contacts. Remove access from apps you do not use anymore.
When one site gets hacked, criminals try those stolen passwords everywhere. Use a different password for every account to keep the damage contained.
Those annoying update notifications exist for a reason. They fix security holes that hackers actively exploit. Update your phone, computer, and apps as soon as you can.
Scammers disguise malicious links to look legitimate. Before clicking any link in an email or text, hover over it to see where it really goes. When in doubt, type the address yourself.
Need a hand?
Talk to our team about protecting your business or family. We speak human, not tech jargon.