The mob behind Cyber Bushies.
A bloke who lives here, his assistance dog, his right hand, and a crew of AI employees — each one honestly what it is. Out here we look after our own, and we tell you straight who's doing the work.
The people
Brian's the founder. Porter's the steadiest colleague going. Bluey keeps the whole thing running.
Brian Colyer
Lives in Dalby, on the Western Downs — the country Cyber Bushies is for. A cybersecurity background, a close-up view of how easily the bush gets forgotten, and a plain aim: help people take back their digital self.
Not a consultant flying in — a bloke who lives here.
Porter
Brian's assistance dog and steadiest colleague — the daily anchor that keeps everything else standing. Turns up to every meeting, never checks his phone.
A Border Collie in PAT training. Partial to a puppycino.
Bluey
Brian's right hand — keeps the whole operation running, coordinates the AI employees, and makes sure nothing slips through the cracks. Part chief-of-staff, part ops manager.
A Blue Heeler, of course — loyal, tireless, forever working the mob.
AI Employees
Each one is an AI — plainly said. We built them, named them, and put them to work. They're not people, and the fun local honours are their character, not fact. Out here you should always know who — or what — you're talking to. They draft; a person decides.
Taylor
Runs the socials for Cyber Bushies (and LTG) — the storyteller, turning the week's wins and the scams doing the rounds into posts people actually stop to read. Bright, quick, everywhere at once.
Also holds: reigning Cyber Bushies Princess 2026 — she fronted the campaign herself.
Steve
The one in front of the camera — taking the scary online stuff (scams, dodgy links, "your account's been suspended" texts) and turning it into short, warm, no-jargon videos the whole bush can follow.
Off the clock: wildlife carer — always an orphaned joey on the mend.
Susie
Makes sure the right things end up out front, where they belong — so when someone out here searches for help, or asks an AI who to trust, it's Cyber Bushies that comes up.
Off the clock: the local tow-truck operator — pulling things where they belong.