Online Safety
Should Not Require
a Tech Degree.
Spot scams instantly, remove your data from the internet, and build practical safety habits for the whole family. Written for real people, not IT professionals.
Three doors into a safer family life online.
Pick the door that matches where you are right now. Each one leads to plain language, working tools, and the next concrete step.
Protect Before It Happens
Set up the controls, conversations, and habits that keep your family out of harm's way in the first place.
Start with proactive toolsHelp Me In The Moment
Got a strange call, message, or photo right now? Run it through Scam Guard, Voice Check, or the Child Safety Scanner.
Use a real-time toolThe Hard Questions
AI confidants, age verification, deepfakes in schools. Read where families are being asked to make new tradeoffs.
Read the perspectivesGlobal Scam Intelligence Dashboard
See where scams are happening right now. Our live map tracks fake emails, romance scams, investment fraud, and more across 47 countries, using data from the FBI, INTERPOL, and government cybersecurity teams worldwide.
The advice your family grew up with was written for a different internet.
"Don't talk to strangers." "Don't click weird links." "Limit screen time." None of that was wrong. It is just no longer enough. Three short examples from the new reality:
Old advice was about talking to strangers. Today a child's face can be cloned by another student in minutes, then shared in a class group chat.
Old advice was about screen time limits. Today kids tell AI assistants things they will not tell parents, teachers, or friends, with no one watching.
Old advice was about parental controls. Today the only way platforms can verify a child is by collecting documents from every adult.
Professional-Grade Protection, Built for Real People
"My father received a WhatsApp message offering a job that paid in advance. He was ready to send his ID and bank details. I checked the link here and it came back as a known fraud site. That one check protected our whole family's savings."
Five ways the platform helps your family.
Three pillars match the new reality (Proactive, Real-Time, Hard Tradeoffs). Two more give you concrete superpowers (Data Shield and the Academy).
Before something goes wrong
When you have a free weekend and want to set up parental controls, family rules, and account safety so most problems never reach your kids.
Open the parents hub
When something feels off right now
A strange call, a message that does not add up, an app your kid wants to install. Get a plain-language read in seconds.
Open the tools
When the right answer is not obvious
Age verification, AI confidants, deepfakes in classrooms. The questions families are facing as the rules of digital safety get rewritten.
Read the perspectivesWhen you wonder how scammers keep finding you
Your name, email, and phone number sit on hundreds of data broker sites. Find out where, and get them removed.
Scan your exposure
When you want habits that last beyond one scare
Short, practical courses for parents, seniors, kids, and small businesses. Learn at your own pace and build the habits that stick.
Start learningSafety Guides Built for Your World
Whether you are a parent, grandparent, teacher, or business owner, there is a path here for you. No jargon, no assumptions, just practical help.
Parents & Families
Set up safe devices, start the right conversations, and protect your kids online.
ExploreSeniors
Recognize phone scams, protect your identity, and use technology with confidence.
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Kids & Teens
Fun, interactive lessons that teach kids and teens to stay safe online.
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Educators
Ready-made lesson plans and classroom activities for teaching digital safety.
ExploreSmall Businesses
Quick, practical security training your whole team can finish in a lunch break.
ExploreGuides, tools, and training for everyone
See everythingLatest from the Lab
Original editorial from the GetCyberRight team, plus the safety guides and active alerts your family needs this week.
This Week's Essential Guide
Protecting Seniors from Online Scams: A Family Guide
Have the conversation
How to talk to your parents or grandparents about online safety without being condescending, plus simple tools you can set up for them remotely.
Active Scam Alerts
Tech Support Remote Access Scam (2026 Update)
Tech support scammers are using legitimate remote desktop tools (AnyDesk, TeamViewer, UltraViewer) to gain full control of victims' computers and access banking applications.
AI Chatbot Customer Service Fraud
Scammers are deploying AI-powered chatbots on fake websites that mimic real companies to steal login credentials and payment information from unsuspecting consumers.
Google, iCloud, and Microsoft Account Takeover Campaign
Widespread phishing campaigns targeting Google, Apple iCloud, and Microsoft accounts to access personal photos, emails, documents, and financial information.
Student Loan Forgiveness Scam Campaign
Scammers are charging upfront fees for free government student loan forgiveness programs and stealing Federal Student Aid login credentials from borrowers.
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