Ground.News KnowBe4 Launches CAPY Cyber Safety Hub for Families Amid Rising Online Threats
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- •KnowBe4 launched CAPY, a free cyber safety training hub for families.
- •1.2 million children have reported image manipulation and online grooming incidents.
- •CAPY features engaging content for all ages, addressing key digital safety topics.
KnowBe4 has launched CAPY, a free online hub designed to provide cybersecurity training for families. This initiative addresses the growing risks of online threats, including deepfakes and cyberbullying, which have affected 1.2 million children. CAPY offers engaging, modular content in a Netflix-style format, covering topics like phishing and password hygiene. The platform aims to empower both children and adults with practical knowledge to protect themselves online. It includes games and educational resources tailored for different age groups, making cybersecurity education accessible and enjoyable. The hub is set to be mobile-ready, allowing families to learn on-the-go. This launch reflects a commitment to enhancing digital resilience and safety in an increasingly complex cyber landscape.
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