Safeguarding your
digital world

Learn more

Our solutions

New solutions to even newer problems dealing with privacy are emerging every day. No matter how many practices or software solutions an individual or corporation adopts, the premise of data safety is blatantly simple: no unauthorised access.

Encryption is a wholesome and simple solution to information security. Data travelling in a secure impenetrable tunnel that only the receiver and sender have access to either end.

NCrypt looks at how data travels in the modern-day world and provide adequate shielding to mitigate any data leakage. Just convey your position (however unique it may seem) and we will promptly, but thoughtfully direct you to the best in class solution.

Our products
Consultancy services
NextCloud services

About us

The NCrypt Universe
Digital technology – ‘a case for encryption’

The times that we live in are full of abbreviations and acronyms for mod-cons. Things change and evolve; needs you never thought you had, have been met. However, one crucial aspect of moving into the technologically prosperous future somehow remains left in the garden shed — your privacy.

Ncrypt will ensure that when it comes to privacy and security, the absolute control and choice remains with you and you alone.

Our products

Encryption for everybody

Your data is yours and yours alone and in order to keep it that way, Ncrypt has built, sourced and assembled only the most state-of-the-art digital encryption technologies.

The humble computer is now an extension of any person’s brain, from the written word put together in a stroke of inspiration to photos taken in a fleeting moment. They are private and for your perusal. Our products make sure your life’s repository does not succumb to the tactics of corporations and governments.

Recommended Products:

For the people hustling in the backroom to the ones in international boardrooms, every bit of info count, and every action has a ripple effect. Our devices let you make your moves in peace, letting your decision making be the only variable you need to worry about.

Recommended Products:

Information flows in abundance and varying directions in a large organisation. Checks and balances for information security only go so far. Our devices make it so that anyone prying into your organisation’s data structure would have better luck drinking the ocean with a straw.

Learn more

Clients testimonials

Let's hear what our happy clients have to say about our service

  • Ncrypt has provided significant support and expertise to my projects in assessing and determining the right secure communications, OpSec tools for frontline journalists operating in repressive environments, where data leakages often lead to the arrest and deaths of both sources and journalists.

    Nick Chesterfield (Coordinating Editor WestPapuaMedia)

  • I entrusted Ncrypt with my phone because, among other things, they employ a security-hardened version of Android and retain the purity of the 'Nix philosophy of simplicity and less is more.

    Michael Quentin Angelo Sidors

  • I have know the NCrypt team for almost 3 years now and they are absolute champions, the guys from NCrypt are always available, keeping me informed on what's new in the world of privacy and sharing information that isn't public.

    Andrew Constantine (CIO Cyber Security)

Latest news

Look at the pretty lights over there… while we secretly install legislation over here

Dec 15, 2020

The festive season is being used to hide new surveillance laws in plain sightWell, Christmas is almost upon us and Home Affairs Minister, Peter Dutton is at it again. 

Cybercrime by the numbers – don’t become a statistic

Nov 11, 2020

Criminals are having a field day under the cover of CovidCybercrime is thriving even as small to medium-size enterprises (SMEs) and corporations alike fight to get back to business as (new) normal. But the fact that more employees, businesspeople and individuals than ever, are getting fleeced, taken advantage of or simply having their data sold to highest or most manipulative bidders is hampering economic recovery. But that is today’s reality.

How to start protecting your personal privacy

Oct 14, 2020

Seeing clearly in an increasingly blurry digital worldIn a world so heavily reliant on the digital, how do we even begin going about putting privacy first? This post offers a few simple steps that you can take right now, without having to swear off all technology and escape to a woodland wi-fi free shack.

Could robots use ransomware to take over the world?

Sep 25, 2020

The good guys invented a highly effective weapon in the fight against ransomware, but what happens when it ends up in the hands of the bad guys?

Could your phone land you in prison for a crime you didn’t commit?

Sep 14, 2020

People are completely unaware that there’s a cop in their pocketIdentifying and catching a criminal follows a firmly established, basic procedure. You gather evidence in the hope that it points you towards a suspect and then prove to the court that a search or arrest warrant is, well, warranted. Around the world, both domestic and international law enforcement and prosecutors have been attempting to turn that procedure on its head with a practice that only sounds relatively unassuming. In the...

Game of Scams

Aug 26, 2020

Avoid these dirty online deceptions during these dark COVID timesDigital crime has continued to spike throughout the pandemic and too many of us are falling victim. Luckily, awareness wins. The point of this article is to help you get smarter about web deceptions that will cost you - before it’s too late.

Is my smartphone recording my private conversations?

Aug 12, 2020

The answer is almost certainly yes, but you can do something about it. In 1974, Francis Ford Coppola’s surveillance thriller The Conversation saw Harry Caul (Gene Hackman) utilise towers of oversized electronics to listen in on and record people’s private moments. Today, we willingly slip equally powerful surveillance technology into our pockets – in the form of mobile phones. And whether we like it or not, that technology is constantly ingesting and harvesting everything we say while in its ...

Is COVID-19 normalising mass surveillance?

Aug 05, 2020

The global pandemic is at the forefront of everyone’s mind, leaving the powers-that-be to do what they like in the backgroundCOVID-19 has us shaking in our boots. It’s been a long time since we’ve encountered such an all-encompassing medical emergency and it’s had a profound effect on not only the way we live, but the way we think about life itself. We’re not yet out of the woods but surely there’s a light at the end of the tunnel, even if it isn’t as large or as nearby as we’d like. 

Is my login information for sale on the black market?

Jul 16, 2020

For all you know, your passwords for sites and services are currently available to buy on the dark webIt’s a well-known fact that corporations and government bodies are consistently inventing novel methods of legally’ siphoning our personal information. Even for those who’ve devoted their entire lives to exposing such questionable behaviour, staying ahead of the curve is almost impossible. Threats come in all forms and from all fronts and no matter how big a fish is landed; schools of others ...

Data breach error code #4265: us being us

Jul 09, 2020

The role humans play in data breaches and what can be done about itWhether you’re a 14 year old kid that left their diary under their pillow instead of under lock and key or you’re an adult that actually wrote down their password and now can’t recall where you left that slip of paper, simple data breaches are all around us. And it’s all filed under human error. In this case, you are the human.