Public International Cybercrime Disruption Organization
PICDO works to save tens of thousands of people from slavery every year by disrupting cyber crime syndicate infrastructure, at source and at scale.
501(c)(3) Tax Deductible Charitable Foundation.
Education
Disrupt cybercrime through education and advocacy.
To avoid becoming a victim of cybercrime, we all need to educate ourselves and take responsibility for our own online security and safety. This means using safe online practices and being aware of how cyber criminals and hackers try to obtain your personal information.
Become a Citizen Disruptor
Help us to disrupt Pig Butchering cyber crime and human trafficking at scale. Join us today by contacting us and choosing “Citizen Disruptor” from the dropdown list.
Don’t ignore scammers. Play along and disrupt their activities!
When you receive an email, phone call, eBay, or WhatsApp inquiry from a scammer, you might be tempted to ignore them or respond with insults. However, you can help reduce heartache, and massive financial losses for your fellow citizens by helping PICDO to disrupt these criminal networks.
Report a Cyber Crime
Common types of cybercrime include hacking, romance and financial scams, fraud, identity theft, attacks on computer systems, and illegal or prohibited online content.
We can assist in identifying the perpetrator and referring the case to law enforcement for prosecution.
Team
Michael Roberts - Founder
Michael is a licensed private investigator who, previously coordinated digital forensics and counter-hacking education for the U.S. Air Force, Marines, Army & Navy. Other clients included NATO, the Australian military, and the United Nations to name just a few. Michael now consults for private and law enforcement clients. Michael has helped bullied schoolchildren, celebrities, CEOs, and Heads-of-State.
Asher Ang
Asher is a Securities Attorney and PICDO's Board Director and General Counsel.
Anna Brown, Cyber Investigator
Anna is a licensed private investigator who specializes in Social Engineering engagements to unmask anonymous bad actors. She uses visualization and timeline tools to transform raw cyber investigation findings into visual formats, which help judges and juries to understand the bad-actor's complicity in malicious activities.
John
John has 28 years of federal government experience and 23 years in law enforcement, including multiple divisions of the FBI and the Department of Defense, as well as assisting City, County and State officers and prosecutors within the USA and Globally.
Report a Cyber Crime
Common types of cybercrime include hacking, romance and financial scams, fraud, identity theft, attacks on computer systems, and illegal or prohibited online content.
We can assist in identifying the perpetrator and referring the case to law enforcement for prosecution.