Times have changed. So have we.
Despite the rising tide of digital harm, most organisational responses remain siloed, not by negligence, but by design.
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Cybersecurity teams are experts in infrastructure and data protection, but they were never resourced to manage identity distortion, reputational sabotage, or AI-driven exploitation.
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Marketing and Communications teams shape narrative and trust, but they aren’t trained to spot digital grooming trends, viral threats, or behavioural algorithms that destabilise culture.
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HR and Wellbeing teams care deeply about people but their interventions often come after the harm, and without the forensic understanding of what caused it.
At the same time, policy is struggling to keep pace with platform evolution, and education gaps make even the best-written governance frameworks fragile in practice.
CTRL+SHFT closes this gap.
We work alongside existing teams, filling the space between their mandates and the lived digital realities of the people they protect. We provide the insights, frameworks, and education that most systems don’t even know they need.......until they do.
We’ve recently had Safe on Social work across our system of 56 schools with school leaders who specialise in Child Protection. Safe on Social's comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the field has been of huge benefit to growing the capability of our staff to help better tailor the supports we’re providing to students and families in our schools to manage social media.
Safe on Social eRisk Reviews set the baseline and the presentations were interactive and engaging and the flexibility of delivery has enabled us to deliver high quality professional learning across our whole organisation.
Lachlan Ellis
Child Protection Manager - Catholic Education, Archdiocese of Canberra & Goulburn
Safe On Social's practical advice resonated strongly with our people, who were eager to know how to better understand the emerging risks and challenges of keeping themselves and their loved ones safe online.
Safe On Social's straight-talking approach, practical examples and advice, plus their willingness to address sensitive issues kept the audience fully engaged.
We received wonderful feedback about the presentation from our team, which in turn has sparked further conversations on how we can improve cyber safety at home and at work.
Andrew Cresp
Chief Information Officer
Bendigo Bank
Unlike some of the talking heads who tend to dominate the conversation around young people and the online world, Kirra works tirelessly at the coal face - she doesn't just talk about kids, or at them, she works WITH them.
In fact, she talks to tens of thousands of teens every year across Australia (and, might I add, she makes a point of also visiting the smaller rural towns who usually can't access quality presentations).She's my go-to cyber advisor. I just love sharing the work of those who truly champion our kids.
Dannielle Miller
Parenting author, media commentator and
CEO - Enlighten Education