$20.9B
Reported losses in 2025Americans reported nearly $21 billion in losses from cyber-enabled crime to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center.
Source: FBI 2025 Internet Crime Report
Protect•Guide•ThriveProtect your family in a digital world that’s changing fast.
Scams, hacked accounts, AI impersonation, unsafe sharing and online pressure are becoming harder for families to recognize. Our Digital Family turns digital safety into clear, practical actions you can actually use.
No technical expertise required.
This is already affecting ordinary families
The risks are real. The response can be practical.
The people targeting families rarely look like “hackers.” They may look like your bank, a familiar company, a grandchild who needs help, or a new online friend. Their advantage is urgency and confusion. Your family’s advantage is awareness, verification and communication.
$7.7B
Reported by Americans 60+Older Americans reported approximately $7.7 billion in losses in 2025—making family verification and trusted contacts increasingly important.
Source: FBI137/day
Financial sextortion reportsNCMEC received more than 50,000 reports of financially motivated sextortion in 2025, an average of 137 reports every day.
Source: NCMECThis isn’t about living in fear. It’s about making a few good habits normal before your family is put under pressure: slow down, verify independently, protect important accounts, and make it easy to ask for help.
Start with what matters most
A simple checkup. A clear plan.
Answer practical questions about accounts, devices, money, kids and family habits.
Get an immediate snapshot of where your family is strong and where risk is hiding.
We prioritize the actions that can make the biggest difference for your family.
Optional personalized help
Your Family Digital Safety Playbook
After the free Checkup, you can purchase a personalized Playbook for $24.99. It turns your Readiness Score and Top 3 priorities into a practical 30-day action plan and the Action Guides most relevant to your family.
Digital safety should make sense at the kitchen table.
Our Digital Family is built around a simple principle: families do not need more fear or more cybersecurity jargon. They need to know what to watch for, how to respond, and how to talk about it before something goes wrong.