Cybersecurity

Hi, I’m Dr Phil Bos – founder and CEO of BlueKee.

If you’ve clicked through to this page, you’re obviously concerned about the very real impact that identity theft and fraud can have on your business. And as much as I’d love to tell you that reports of crimes such as cyber attacks are exaggerated, the sad truth is, you’re probably even more at risk than you think. In fact, a recent study by the Australian Institute of Criminology found that 47 per cent of respondents experienced at least one cybercrime in the previous 12 months^1. What’s more, a report by IBM found that the global average cost of a data breach in 2023 was $US4.45 million²- a 15 per cent increase over three years. That’s the bad news. The good news is that there are clear and actionable steps you can take right now to safeguard yourself and your business against the potentially devastating impact of identity theft.

¹https://www.aic.gov.au/publications/sr/sr43 ²https://www.ibm.com/reports/data-breach

What’s more, I’m going to share one incredibly simple solution that’s already helped countless Australian businesses protect themselves, their employees and their customers. If you’re serious about reducing your risk of becoming one of the millions of victims of identity theft and fraud, the information that follows is for you.

If you’ve never thought about the potential consequences of identity theft on your business, it’s a good idea to consider just how damaging a data breach could be for everyone involved with your organisation.

Whether as a result of thieves, hackers or internal malpractice, the effect of identity theft or fraud can be devastating. This can include:

• Financial losses

• Reputational damage

• Legal consequences

• Loss of customers and revenue

• Increased operational costs

As a business leader, it’s crucial to understand the implications of identity theft on your organisation and the steps you can take to protect against it.

So, how do you solve a $3 trillion dollar identity-theft problem?

I created BlueKee for one simple reason – the current system isn’t working.

By that, I mean traditional methods of identity verification, such as physical IDs and personal information, are far too vulnerable to identity theft and fraud.

As for the businesses responsible for that data, storing vast amounts of personal information in centralised systems is essentially just asking for hackers and criminals to try to gain access.

I knew that Australians needed a better way to prove their identity – and businesses needed a solution that would allow them to safely verify that identity without putting themselves or their customers at risk.

The answer? Self-sovereign digital identity.

What is self-sovereign identity?

A self-sovereign identity (SSI) puts individuals in full control of their digital identity.

In short, they can decide who has access to their data and can revoke it at any time.

But what about your business?

SSI offers many benefits to organisations that handle large volumes of data, including:

• Reduced risk of cyber attacks and data breaches

• Improved security

• Lower costs associated with verification

• More efficient interactions and transactions

Nothing stored means nothing stolen

One of the most significant benefits of self-sovereign identity is the fact that no data is stored,

meaning there’s nothing for hackers to obtain.

Reduced risk

By removing the need to store customers’ data, you can finally put an end to your data-breach worries.

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Increased compliance

Promptly meet growing cybersecurity regulations and compliance requirements without disrupting your business.

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Improved customer trust

Give customers the peace of mind that their data is safe and create a greater level of trust in your brand.

Boosted efficiency

Close deals, complete work and transact faster by removing the hassle from identification processes.

Seamless interactions

Your customers need to input their information only once, with no need to provide the same details repeatedly.

Competitive edge

Build a reputation for being a forward-thinking organisation that puts security first

Who is BlueKee for?

If your business ever needs to verify the identity of a person – whether it’s a customer, a contractor, a site visitor, or any other individual – BlueKee can help you make the process simpler, safer and more secure.

Our digital identity verification app is used by organisations across a wide range of industries, including workforce management, telcos, childcare facilities, call centres and many more.

Keen to learn more about BlueKee’s digital identity solutions for your specific organisation? Reach out to our team for a chat today.

A digital identity solution that’s tailored to your business

Of course, every business is unique and there’s no ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to security.

That’s why BlueKee focuses on your specific needs, in order to tailor a solution that’s the best fit for your business.

If you’re ready to safeguard your organisation against the threat of identity theft and fraud, the next steps are simple:

Book a no-obligation chat with us;
Discover how easy BlueKee is for everyone to use and understand;
Relax, knowing you’ve taken the risk out of every transaction for you and your customers.

There’s Now a Better Way to Protect Your Business Against Identity Theft

By taking this one simple step today, you can safeguard your organisation and customers against cyber attacks and fraud

Hi, I’m Dr Phil Bos – founder and CEO of BlueKee.

How would you cope if your business was hacked tomorrow?

So, how do you solve a $3 trillion dollar identity-theft problem?

What is self-sovereign identity?

Nothing stored means nothing stolen

BlueKee is leading the path to self‑sovereign digital identity, enabling fast and secure transactions between people and businesses.

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Here’s how BlueKee’s innovative approach to digital identity is benefiting businesses across Australia: