Businesswire Bitdefender and FOSI Collaborate to Enhance Cybersecurity Awareness for Families
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- •Bitdefender partners with FOSI to enhance family cybersecurity awareness.
- •One in seven consumers reported falling victim to online scams last year.
- •The partnership will focus on educating families about AI-driven threats.
On April 30, 2026, Bitdefender announced a partnership with the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) to promote cybersecurity awareness among families. This collaboration aims to address the rising online threats exacerbated by generative AI technologies. A global survey indicated that one in seven consumers fell victim to online scams in the past year, with younger demographics being particularly affected. The partnership will focus on educating families about cyber threats, including deepfake scams, and providing practical resources for protection. Bitdefender's initiatives include the 'They Wear Our Faces' campaign, which raises awareness about AI-driven scams. The company also offers family-focused security solutions to help households navigate the evolving digital landscape. This partnership is part of a broader effort to enhance public awareness and safety in an increasingly complex online environment.
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