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Cybermate at Home

Safety that follows people home.

Staff can extend Cybermate to their households — kids and teens get age-appropriate lessons, parents get simple guidance.

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Helping families stay safe online.

Short lessons teach kids and teens how to spot scams, deepfakes and risky AI tools.

Kids

Friendly basics: stranger danger for the internet age.

Teens

Deepfake awareness, social scams and safe AI use.

Parent tip of the week

Tip

Agree on a family code word for money requests. If a call or voice message asks for cash and can't say the word, hang up.

Clear advice for parents.

Cybermate gives parents simple tips on safe AI use, social media risks and online behaviour.

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Why home matters too.

Scammers and bad actors don't clock off when your staff leave the office — the same tricks that target the workplace inbox turn up on a family phone or a teenager's DMs. A household that already knows the moves is a household that doesn't get caught out.

Grandparent scams

Fake "urgent" calls from a grandchild or relative in trouble, pressuring for cash or gift cards fast.

Deepfakes & impersonation

Cloned voices and faked video calls from "family members" or "officials" — spotting the tells before money moves.

Social & gaming scams

Fake giveaways, in-game trading cons and DM pile-ons aimed at kids and teens on the platforms they actually use.

Password & account safety

Simple habits — unique passwords, multi-factor authentication, spotting a fake login page — that stick for life.

How Cybermate at Home works.

The same bite-sized approach that builds workplace habits, adapted for the family.

Included, not extra

At Home comes bundled with your Cybermate subscription — staff invite their household at no additional cost.

Minutes, not hours

Short, age-appropriate lessons — a couple of minutes at a time — fit around homework, sport and screen-time limits.

Private by design

Household accounts are separate from your workplace risk dashboard — what a family member does at home stays with them.

Real conversations, not lectures.

Kids and teens tune out a lecture, so Cybermate at Home uses short scenarios and quizzes instead — "would you click this?", "is this really your friend?" — so lessons land the way real online decisions get made.

  • Age-banded content — primary, high school and adult tracks
  • Covers deepfakes, sextortion warning signs, scam texts and risky AI tools
  • Parent guidance in plain English — no tech jargon, no scare tactics
See a sample lesson
Without training"An online 'friend' I've been chatting with for weeks asked for photos — they seem to really know me, so it should be fine."
Cybermate-trained"I don't actually know this person. I'll stop replying, tell a parent, and report the account."

Common questions.

Does it cost staff anything extra?

No — Cybermate at Home is included with your organisation's subscription. There's no separate sign-up fee for households.

What ages does it cover?

Lessons are age-banded for younger kids, teens and adults, so the same household account fits everyone from primary schoolers to parents and grandparents.

Can my employer see what my family does?

No. Household activity is private and separate from your workplace risk dashboard — it's for your family, not your employer.

How do we get started?

Once your organisation is on Cybermate, staff get a simple invite link to add household members — no extra IT setup required.

Safer habits, beyond the workplace.

An easy way to protect the people your people care about.

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Acknowledgement of Country
Cybermate acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet today, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

Acknowledgement of Country