Sentinel Immediate Response
SIR
We created the 911 for cybercrime.
Cybercrime does not stop while victims fill out forms. Sentinel Immediate Response is a coordinated AI-guided intake and response system for people facing cybercrime, fraud, scams, account compromise, and digital financial theft. SIR helps a person understand what may have happened, identify urgent protective steps, preserve critical evidence, organize the people, accounts, communications, transactions, and events involved, and prepare a structured report they control.
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Tell SIR What Happened
Speak in your own words. You do not need to know the correct terminology, which agency to contact, or how to structure the report. SIR asks one clear question at a time and helps turn a difficult experience into an organized, reviewable record.
02
Protect What Can Still Be Protected
SIR helps identify practical steps that may reduce further harm, including preserving access, securing accounts, contacting relevant financial institutions, exchanges, payment platforms, wallet providers, protocols, or other organizations, and avoiding additional payments or disclosures.
03
Preserve the Evidence
Messages, transaction records, wallet addresses, websites, phone numbers, account names, screenshots, documents, payment instructions, and timelines are organized before they are deleted, changed, or forgotten. SIR also develops the financial and payment path connected to the incident.
04
Build a Report That Can Move
SIR converts the information you provide into a structured report for your review, including preparation of the FBI IC3 complaint and other appropriate reporting pathways. You decide what is accurate, what should be included, and authorize any filing or submission.
05
Continue the Response
With appropriate authorization, firsthand evidence developed through SIR can become the starting point for a continuing Sentinel investigation into the actors, infrastructure, financial pathways, and potentially connected activity behind the incident. The first report becomes the beginning of the response, not the end of it.