The internet is huge. Don't let it make you a target.
Online predators, scammers and bullies use the same tricks over and over. Learn to spot them, practice what to do in realistic scenarios, and know exactly where to get help.
Awareness Training
Interactive scenarios based on real cases. Read the messages, make choices, and see what happens. 10 scenarios: sextortion, grooming, fake accounts, cyberbullying, gaming harassment, photos, AI deepfakes, scams and more.
Real Cases
True stories from 2002 to today showing how online crimes really happen, and what changed because of them.
Get Help Now
National hotlines, how to report, and how to get explicit images taken down. Free and confidential.
Telling a Trusted Adult
When to tell, who to tell, and what to actually say, even when it feels embarrassing.
How to Report
Step-by-step: save evidence, report on the app, report to the CyberTipline or FBI, and involve police.
References
Every fact, statistic and case on this site, with links to the original sources.
Facts & Stats
The numbers behind online crime against kids and teens, explained simply, with sources.
For Parents & Teachers
Warning signs, conversation starters, and how to respond when a child comes to you.
Why this matters
These numbers are from national reports. Sources are on the References page.
The most important thing to know
If something goes wrong online, it is not your fault and you are not in trouble for asking for help. Predators count on you staying quiet. Telling a trusted adult is how it stops.