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For you and your parents

Someone to call before the money moves.

Scammers target older adults. Syba gives your parents a real cyber expert to call day or night, a browser agent that flags fake sites, and cyber insurance from $49 a month. You set it up together.

Who are you protecting?

$29 a month for each person. Pick one, add their emails, and you are done.

Your mother gets a text saying her bank account is frozen.

What she does

She calls Syba before she taps the link.

A real person checks the message with her, any hour, any day. If it is a scam, she hears it from someone calm, and nothing is paid, clicked or read out.

If she taps it anyway

The fake bank page is stopped before she types.

The Syba Chrome extension checks each page she opens and stops known phishing pages before they load, with the reasons in plain words.

The SYBA Chrome extension stopping a phishing page before it loads, with the three reasons it was blocked.
The Syba Chrome extension, stopping a phishing page

Built for two people: the parent, and the grown child who worries.

If you are looking out for your parents

You cannot sit beside them every time the phone rings. Syba can be the call they make first.

Set up a plan for their household together, on their details, or book a call and we walk you both through it. They get the protection, the training and a person to call. You get to stop dreading the next text message.

If you are the one getting the calls

A caller says your grandson is in trouble. A pop-up says your computer is locked. An email says your bank account is frozen.

Stop before you pay, click or read out a code. Call Syba instead. A real person will check it with you, any hour, any day. No question is too small, and you will never be made to feel foolish.

201,266

complaints from people aged 60 and over in 2025.Source: FBI IC3 2025 Annual Report, 2025

$7.75B

reported lost by people aged 60 and over in 2025, up 59% on the year.Source: FBI IC3 2025 Annual Report, 2025

$38,500

average loss per complaint from people aged 60 and over.Source: FBI IC3 2025 Annual Report, 2025

What your parents get.

Every plan includes all of it. The difference between plans is how much cover sits behind it.

  • A real cyber expert, day or night

    A 24/7 US-based cyber security team. Call about a strange email, a text, a pop-up or a caller who wants money. We check it with you.

  • A browser agent that spots fake sites

    The Syba Chrome extension grades every site before anyone types a password or card number, and flags look-alike bank and shopping pages.

  • Alerts when their details leak

    We check their email addresses against known data breaches and tell them, in plain words, what to change.

  • Five minutes a month of training

    Short, plain-language episodes on the phone, email and impersonation scams that target older adults first.

  • Cyber insurance behind all of it

    Cover for online fraud, identity theft, ransomware, extortion and deepfake impersonation, up to $250K on Silver and $500K on Gold, under the terms of the policy.

Two plans that fit a parent.

Monthly, cancel any time. Higher limits, up to $5M, are on the full pricing page.

  • Silver

    Up to $250K in cyber cover. One household. The simplest way to protect a parent who lives alone or as a couple.

    If a hacker steals money from your accounts, your plan pays back the covered loss, up to $250K on Silver.

    $49/ month

  • Gold

    Up to $500K in cyber cover. A family, or a parent with a single-member LLC. Twice the cover.

    If a hacker steals money from your accounts, your plan pays back the covered loss, up to $500K on Gold.

    $75/ month

The honest part about insurance.

The policy responds to online fraud, identity theft, ransomware, extortion and deepfake impersonation, under its terms. Money a person chooses to send, even to a scammer, may not be covered.

That is why the most valuable part of Syba is the call before the payment. A second opinion costs nothing. A wire transfer is very hard to get back.

How claims work

Questions about cyber insurance for seniors.

  • Is there cyber insurance for seniors?

    Yes. Syba gives older adults cyber insurance for online fraud, identity theft, ransomware, extortion and deepfake impersonation, under the terms of the policy, from $49 a month. The senior and family plan is $29 a month for each person, with up to $250K of cover each.

  • Will it repay money my parent sends to a scammer?

    Not necessarily. Money a person chooses to send, even to a scammer, may not be covered. That is why the most valuable part of Syba is the call before the payment. A second opinion costs nothing. A wire transfer is very hard to get back.

  • What should my parent do when a stranger asks for money?

    Stop before you pay, click or read out a code. Call Syba instead. A real person will check it with you, any hour, any day.

  • What does a senior plan include?

    A 24/7 US-based cyber security team, a browser agent that spots fake sites, alerts when their details leak, five minutes a month of training and cyber insurance behind all of it.

  • How do I set it up for my parents?

    Set up a plan for their household together, on their details, or book a call and we walk you both through it. They get the protection, the training and a person to call.

  • Can we cancel?

    Yes. Plans are monthly and you can cancel any time.

New to cyber insurance? Read what it covers, what it costs and who needs it.

Give your parents someone to call.

Set up a plan for their household, or talk it through with us first.