ABOUT TUTELA DIGITALIS

This isn't a blog. It's a mission.

Tutela Digitalis — Latin for "Digital Guardianship" — exists because I've seen what online fraud does to people. Not in headlines or statistics. In real conversations with real victims who lost their savings, their trust, and sometimes their sense of self.

I've spent years studying how scammers operate — their scripts, their psychology, their infrastructure. I've helped victims navigate the aftermath: contacting banks, filing reports, rebuilding their digital security, and recovering emotionally from the violation of trust that fraud represents.

Every guide on this site is written from that experience. Not from reading other blogs, not from press releases, not from AI-generated summaries. From sitting across from someone who just lost $50,000 and needs to know exactly what to do next.

What makes Tutela Digitalis different

Every guide includes real-world experience from helping actual scam victims — not theoretical advice.

All statistics are sourced from verified organizations: FBI, FTC, APWG, Verizon DBIR, CrowdStrike, and more.

The content is written for humans in crisis — clear, direct, step-by-step. Not SEO filler.

Free educational content covers 90% of situations. Consultation is available for complex cases.

No affiliate links to products, no sponsored content, no conflicts of interest. Independent and unbiased.

Our sources

Every claim on Tutela Digitalis is backed by verified data. Our primary sources include:

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report
CrowdStrike Global Threat Report
Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG)
McAfee Cybersecurity Research
Chainalysis Crypto Crime Report
AARP Fraud Watch Network

Contact

For media inquiries, expert commentary, or speaking engagements: contact@tuteladigitalis.com

For personal help with a scam: Book a consultation →