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Cyber Beacon intelligence

Independent by design.

Cyber Beacon brings calm, rigor, and context to complex digital asset incidents. We are building a practice around careful documentation, responsible communication, and evidence that people can understand.

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Cyber Beacon

Cyber Beacon focuses on digital asset matters through a considered process guided by evidence, privacy, and clear communication.

Each situation is different. We help organize the available information and explain possible next steps.

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Our locations

Headquartered in Europe and the United States.

Our headquarters across Europe and the United States support clients worldwide. Contact us to discuss a matter and find the right team for your time zone.

Our approach

Clear work. Grounded in evidence.

We focus on careful review, transparent scope, and practical next steps.

How we think

Technical work with a human center.

A wallet address is never the whole story. Context matters when people are trying to understand what happened and what to do next.

01 · Context

We start with listening

Cases often arrive as a mix of fear, incomplete records, and urgent questions. We begin by making the timeline legible before drawing conclusions.

02 · Evidence

We label uncertainty

Public data can show movement, but it does not always identify a person or explain intent. Our work distinguishes observed facts, reasonable inferences, and questions that remain open.

03 · Agency

You keep control

You keep control of your accounts and assets. We help you understand the evidence and make an informed decision about reporting, support, or further investigation.

What independence means

Clear findings, without pressure.

We do not work for exchanges, recovery networks, or anonymous intermediaries. That independence lets us explain what the evidence supports, where it stops, and which next step is worth considering.

A useful investigation should leave you with more than a wallet address. It should give you a documented timeline, a realistic assessment of options, and a safer way to decide what happens next.

A focused practice

Legal context and technical evidence, considered together.

Digital asset incidents often cross different kinds of records. A transaction may be visible on a public ledger while the surrounding account, communication, and ownership context sits somewhere else.

01 · Legal context

Understand the question

We begin with the issue you need help understanding and the practical context around it. The aim is to make the work relevant to a real decision—not simply produce more technical detail.

02 · Forensic review

Organize what can be checked

Public transaction activity and the records available to you are reviewed in sequence. Observations, interpretations, and unknowns are kept distinct so the result can be read carefully.

03 · Clear communication

Make the limits visible

We explain what the available material supports, what it cannot establish, and what additional information may be needed. A clear limitation is part of a useful finding.

Our working standards

A considered approach at every stage.

The way a review is carried out matters as much as the tools used. These principles shape what we ask for and how we explain findings.

Proportionate collection

We focus on information relevant to the agreed question and encourage you to remove credentials and unrelated personal material before sharing records.

No custody or secret access

You retain control of your accounts and assets. We do not need a recovery phrase, private key, password, or remote access to discuss an assessment.

No promised outcomes

Any possible next step depends on the circumstances and evidence. No investigation can promise that funds will be traced to an identifiable person or returned.

An informed decision

The scope, assumptions, fees, and limitations should be explained before further work begins so you can decide whether it is right for you.