What we publish
Our work covers consumer antivirus software, VPNs, password managers, online fraud and everyday privacy. We explain what a product can and cannot do, identify meaningful differences between plans and translate technical evidence into steps readers can act on.
English coverage is written for an international audience. Where law, pricing, availability or official reporting channels differ by country, we say so rather than presenting one market's advice as universal.
- Evidence-led product comparisons
- Hands-on reviews with clear limitations
- Practical security and scam-prevention guides
- Browser-based privacy and password tools
Editorial leadership
Rui Matos is CiberProteção's cybersecurity editor and digital growth specialist. He oversees topic selection, product research, technical SEO and the clarity of our recommendations.
Articles identify their author and meaningful update date. Editorial pages link to our methodology, transparency policy and affiliate disclosure so readers can understand how the work was produced.
Who we write for
Our primary reader is a non-specialist who needs to protect personal devices, accounts, family members or a small organisation. We define jargon, provide decision criteria and avoid treating every risk as an emergency.
We do not provide personalised legal advice, forensic investigation or emergency incident response. Organisations handling sensitive systems should consult appropriately qualified professionals.
How we stay independent
The site may earn a commission from selected product links. Editorial conclusions are not sold, and a commercial relationship does not guarantee inclusion or position. We also cover free and non-partner products when they are useful to readers.
Our business model, ownership and correction process are described in the transparency and affiliate-disclosure pages.