In today’s digital world, children are going online earlier than ever—whether it’s for learning, playing, or connecting with friends. But with greater access comes greater risk. From exposure to inappropriate content and online predators to cyberbullying and identity theft, kids face a range of dangers if they’re not properly equipped. Studies show that many young users unknowingly share personal information or fall for online scams. That’s where we come in. Our mission is to empower the next generation with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to stay safe online. Through engaging, age-appropriate programs and resources, we help children become smart, responsible digital citizens—ready to explore the internet securely.
This section is packed with helpful tips, downloadable guides, and easy-to-understand advice to help kids stay safe while they explore the internet. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or caregiver, you’ll find tools designed to make digital safety simple and engaging.
You can also order our colorful, kid-friendly posters—perfect for classrooms, bedrooms, or common areas—to reinforce smart online habits every day.
Our interactive classroom lessons bring online safety and cybersecurity to life with engaging presentations and activities designed for kids. Our team visits schools, community centers, and events to deliver fun, memorable speeches that teach children about internet safety in a way they can understand.
Our interactive e-learning courses offer online safety training for both kids and adults. With engaging lessons, videos, and real-life tips, learners of all ages gain the skills to navigate the digital world safely and confidently—at home, school, or work.
59% of 13 to 17-year sees "potentially harmful content"
Children aged 5-7 are online, have a significant portion using social media unsupervised.
More than one-third of parents with a child under 12 say their child began interacting with a smartphone before the age of 5
By age 10, approximately 40% of children have a phone. By age 14, that number climbs to 91%.
Three-quarters of social media users aged 8-17 have their own accounts on at least one large platform
29% of children have experienced hurtful behavior online.
Almost three-quarters of teenagers between 13 and 17 have encountered potential harms online
“Our online safety classes have led to a 60% improvement in safe internet habits among participants—including children and students—empowering families, schools, and individuals to navigate the digital world more responsibly and confidently.”
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