SIM & 2FA
Protect your SIM and critical accounts
Assess SIM-swap warning signs and reduce SMS dependency.
Assess SIM protectionClear, source-aware resultsWARNING SIGNS
When should you be especially careful?
HOW IT WORKS
A clear answer in three steps
Submit the item
Paste or import the suspicious item without interacting with it further.
Run the checks
SecurCheck examines technical signals and available sources to assess the risk.
Take the right action
The report explains the evidence, limitations and practical precautions to take.
What SecurCheck checks
A guided assessment separates confirmed line events from account exposure and creates a migration plan.
- Recent SIM changes
- Sudden loss of service
- Operator alerts
- Accounts still using SMS
What to do when something looks suspicious
Stop interacting with the item, preserve the evidence and contact the person or organisation through a separately verified channel.
A SecurCheck score supports a decision but is not a certification or an absolute guarantee. New, private or unavailable signals may remain unobservable.
Protect your company’s two-factor authentication against SIM swapping
SIM swapping targets the mobile lines of employees and executives. By impersonating a subscriber with their operator, criminals can transfer the number to a SIM or eSIM they control and receive verification or password-reset text messages. Business services such as Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace may be exposed when their authentication or recovery settings rely on SMS.
Give your teams a practical way to assess their dependence on SMS. Used as a SIM swapping detector and guided 2FA assessment, SecurCheck helps employees identify warning signs such as unexplained loss of service, operator alerts or unexpected account resets. The SIM & 2FA protection module brings together declared symptoms and available technical signals to prioritise accounts to secure and prepare a move to stronger authentication methods, such as passkeys or authenticator apps, with your IT team.
The assessment does not by itself confirm a fraudulent transfer or block the line. If you suspect SIM swapping, contact your operator immediately from another phone and notify your IT team. A loss of service alone does not prove an attack.
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