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Cybercrime is a direct threat to your livelihood — and the risk is growing.

Xiph Cyber is the sharp protective edge you need.

A single breach can disrupt your business and your life. We take a proactive approach to cyber security, giving you the expertise and tools to identify threats, reduce vulnerabilities and protect your data, privacy and future.

Australian owned and solution focused, we tailor our advice and services to your needs.

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Security Services

Practical security services and carefully selected technology to strengthen your defences and protect your privacy.

Our experienced cyber professionals assess your risks and design solutions around your business. From expert advice to ongoing protection, our services and tools work together to give you a sharper protective edge.

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  • Audit and Risk Management
    Audit and Risk Management

    Our in-depth assessments include a thorough audit of your existing cyber security systems and policies against a background of current threats. We identify your exposure and vulnerabilities and recommend appropriate changes to provide updated protection.

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  • Consulting
    Consulting

    The cyber world moves quickly and circumstances can change daily. Having a Xiph Cyber consultant on your side means faster reactions, more precise compliance and access to the latest protection technology.

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  • Cyber Education and Training
    Cyber Education and Training

    Your best defence against insidious attacks derived from cybercrime activities such as phishing is a knowledgeable company with a fresh and current understanding of the threats. We teach best-practice cyber management, social media safety, and threat identification and avoidance.

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  • Email Security
    Email Security

    The overwhelming majority of cyber-attacks begin with a simple email. Keeping your email secure and your staff up to date on the sophisticated techniques malicious actors use to trick them into admitting malware and ransomware is essential. We stay abreast of current and emerging threats every day, so you don’t have to.

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  • Ransomware Security
    Ransomware Security

    Ransomware attacks are becoming more prevalent all the time, and you need constant vigilance to detect and respond to this rising threat. From risk management and guidance to threat detection and intelligence, to attack response and mitigation, Xiph Cyber is the answer you need.

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  • Virtual CISO
    Virtual CISO

    A Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) is a dedicated service with the resources and expertise to work directly with your senior team to meet your goals regarding cyber security, and provide the guidance and leadership you need. Cost-effective and focused solely on cyber protection, your vCISO is available 24/7/365 – because cyber criminals never sleep.

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On the hardware front, Xiph Cyber locates and secures access to the highest performing secure devices available, from phones and laptops to networks and VPNs. Click here to browse our range.

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Protect your data, your business and your digital future. Talk to our team about the right security for you.

Xiph for Organisations & Corporations

Comprehensive security and privacy for your highest-value assets

Protect sensitive client information, business data and intellectual property with secure smartphone and communications solutions tailored to your organisation.

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Cyber Security For You

Tailored protection for businesses, individuals and organisations.

Everyone deserves protection from cybercrime. We take the time to understand your needs and recommend solutions that balance security, reliability and affordability.

Xiph for Small / Medium Businesses

Small / Medium Businesses

Whether your business is in retail, construction, manufacturing, professional services, distribution, logistics and transport, or financial services, your data is sensitive and may be more vulnerable than you know.

Xiph for Individuals

Individuals

Protecting your personal assets is crucial. Your future is only as secure as your data, so take the necessary steps to protect your communications, your financial records and transactions, and your private information.

Xiph for Organisations & Corporations

Organisations & Corporations

From secure cloud storage solutions to whole-of-enterprise security measures and encrypted communications equipment, our scalable solutions will bring your organisation into the future of security and data integrity.

Read Our Latest Blogs

Living with the digital dragnet — a practical plan to reduce surveillance exposure

Oct 29, 2026

You cannot opt out of the data economy. You can make yourself a smaller, blurrier and shorter-lived target by collecting less, sharing less and keeping less. Here is a plan that fits into an afternoon — and an honest account of where it stops working. In January 2025, a hacker posted samples of data stolen from Gravy Analytics, a US location broker whose subsidiary had sold location data to American law enforcement. The files held tens of millions of phone coordinates, linked to the apps t...

Your phone is the new age checkpoint — operating-system age verification explained

Oct 17, 2026

Age checks are leaving individual apps and settling into the operating system. California’s law takes effect on 1 January 2027, Britain has promised legislation, and some Australian phones already ask. Here is what it means — including for privacy-focused phones and computers running open-source operating systems. Australians with an up-to-date phone from one of the two dominant mobile platforms may have noticed a new settings entry asking them to confirm their age. Users must prove they a...

One phone hacked, an entire circle exposed — the collateral victims of spyware

Oct 01, 2026

A compromised phone holds other people’s secrets too. For clients, colleagues, sources and family members, the consequences can begin on a device they have never touched — and continue long after its owner discovers the intrusion. In January 2022, the Citizen Lab and Access Now reported that Pegasus spyware had successfully infected the phones of 35 journalists and members of civil society in El Salvador. The infections spanned July 2020 to November 2021. Among those affected were staff at...

One file, every source — data fusion and the profile you never signed off on

Sep 24, 2026

Every collection was lawful. Every purpose was reasonable. The risk was never in any single feed — it is in what happens when they are joined. Somewhere in the past month you agreed to a dozen small, sensible things. You gave a rental agent your date of birth. You drove under a camera. You handed a licence over to prove your age. You let a supermarket app watch a shop for four cents a litre. Each was disclosed, lawful and harmless.

“Harvest now, decrypt later” — why your encrypted data is already being stolen for a computer that doesn’t exist yet

Sep 17, 2026

Australia has set the world’s most aggressive post-quantum deadline, and the first milestone falls in three months. Here is what the threat actually is — and what it means for anyone holding data with a long shelf life. In 1943, a small US Army codebreaking unit began quietly copying Soviet diplomatic cables it could not read. The cipher was considered unbreakable, and by the standards of the day it was. They kept the intercepts anyway. Three years later a mistake at the Soviet end gave th...

Smart devices now have to be secure by law — what Australia’s new IoT rules mean for you

Sep 10, 2026

From March 2026, smart devices sold in Australia must meet mandatory minimum security standards under the Cyber Security Act 2024 — starting with a ban on the universal default passwords behind countless botnet takeovers. Here’s what the standard requires, what it doesn’t cover, and how to vet the connected gear already on your network. Take a moment to count the things in your home or office that are quietly connected to the internet. Not the laptops and phones — the other things. The doo...

Where the road ends — what total surveillance looks like in practice

Sep 03, 2026

Ubiquitous cameras, facial recognition, data fusion and social scoring already exist at national scale in one country. Australia is not that country — but much of the technology is the same, and it is worth looking honestly at where the infrastructure leads. Every debate about surveillance in Australia eventually runs into the same objection: you're being paranoid — nobody is building a police state here. And the objection is right, as far as it goes. Nobody is. But the argument was never ...

Nobody changed the password — misconfiguration as the quiet breach

Aug 28, 2026

Exposed databases, public cloud buckets and factory passwords cause more damage than exotic exploits ever will. In 2025, a key copied from old documentation proved the point — and Australia has now written a law aimed squarely at the worst offender. When a serious breach makes the news, the mental image is always the same: a hooded figure, exotic malware, a flaw so obscure only a nation-state could have found it. Sometimes that is the story. More often it is not. A large share of the incid...

This fight is thirty years old — from the Clipper Chip to Chat Control

Aug 24, 2026

Every attempt to build lawful access into encryption since 1993 has made the same promise and run into the same wall. The mechanisms change. The mathematics doesn't. On 16 April 1993, three months into the Clinton administration, the White House announced a new encryption standard for American telephones. It arrived on a tamper-resistant chip, used a cipher the National Security Agency refused to publish, and had one distinguishing feature: a copy of every key it generated would be held by...

The board is personally on the hook now — how cyber became a directors' duty in Australia

Aug 21, 2026

Picture the standing agenda of a mid-sized Australian company. Finance gets forty minutes and an argument. Cyber gets a slide — usually green, occasionally amber — presented by whoever manages the IT contract, and everyone nods. The working theory is that cyber is a technical matter, technical matters get delegated, and delegation is what good governance looks like. Australia's regulators no longer subscribe to that theory. Across three regimes — corporate law, prudential standards and pri...

About Us

100% Australian owned and operated, Xiph Cyber helps you take control of your cyber security and privacy.

Established as NCrypt Cellular in 2015, we believe your right to privacy and data security is fundamental.

We bring together expert advice, practical services and carefully selected hardware to help protect you against cybercrime and unwanted data collection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is Xiph Cyber Australian owned?

    Yes - we're 100% Australian-owned and based. Xiph Cyber is a private and independent company operating under Ncrypt Cellular Pty Ltd. We have no affiliations with government agencies or any third-party security firms.

  • What products does Xiph Cyber offer?

    Our Xiph Cyber Shop offers the latest and most advanced cyber security devices, hardware, and software for end-to-end protection of data and privacy. Some of our best-selling products include:

    • Encrypted smartphones
    • Private SIM cards
    • Faraday signal-blocking accessories
    • Secure laptops
    • Security keys
    • Expertly curated bundles

    Our product range caters to businesses, organisations, and home users.

  • Does Xiph Cyber protect from hackers?

    Yes - our suite of products and services are designed to provide end-to-end protection of data and privacy to protect you and your business from malicious actors and hackers. We also offer tailored security strategies, and everything else you need to keep your information and operations safe from cybercriminals.

  • Does Xiph Cyber offer consulting services?

    Yes - we offer security consulting for both businesses and individuals, as well as cyber security repairs, and servicing. Xiph Cyber also provides tailored corporate support packages. Request a quote today!

  • Does Xiph Cyber have a price match guarantee?

    We do not offer a price match guarantee. Our products and services are already price-competitive. Xiph Cyber also undertakes periodic reviews of pricing.

  • Refund policy

    We offer refunds, repairs, and replacements in case of reasonable defaults, in accordance with Australian Consumer Law and with the terms set out in our Refund Policy . We do not offer refunds for change of mind, or if you find the same product or service cheaper elsewhere.

  • Delivery
    • Delivery times within Australia: 4-7 days (via Australia Post)
    • Delivery times for international orders vary by location
  • Payment/billing options

    Payment methods available on the Xiph Cyber Shop include credit card, PayPal, Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), Litecoin (LTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and USD-pegged stablecoins (GUSD, USDC, USDP, DAI, and BUSD).

    Cryptocurrency payments are processed through BitPay .

    Xiph Cyber also accepts cash transfers, plus PayPal and Bitcoin direct transfers.