Your Kids Are Online 6 Hours a Day. Do You Know Who's Watching?
Your Kids Are Online 6 Hours a Day. Do You Know Who's Watching?
The threats targeting your family aren't what they used to be.
Remember when "internet safety" meant telling your kids not to talk to strangers in chat rooms? That was 2005.
Today, predators use AI to generate fake profiles that look like real teenagers. Scammers send texts that look exactly like they came from your bank. Hackers slip into your smart doorbell and watch your family come and go.
And traditional antivirus? It's still waiting for someone to click a bad link before it does anything.
Here's What's Actually Happening
Every week, thousands of families discover their personal information has been stolen—sometimes months after it happened. By then, the damage is done: drained accounts, destroyed credit, and the gut-wrenching feeling that someone's been inside your digital life.
The scarier stuff doesn't make headlines. Sextortion schemes targeting teenagers have exploded. A predator poses as a peer, builds trust, gets a photo, then threatens to share it unless they get more. Kids don't tell their parents because they're terrified. Some don't survive it.
This isn't fear-mongering. It's Tuesday on the internet.
Why "Blocking" Threats Doesn't Work Anymore
Here's the problem with most security software: it plays defense. It waits for something bad to happen, recognizes it, and tries to stop it.
But today's threats are designed to look legitimate. The phishing email doesn't look like a phishing email anymore—it looks like a shipping notification from Amazon. The predator's profile doesn't look suspicious—it looks like a kid from the next town over.
By the time traditional software catches up, your kid already clicked. Your password's already stolen. The damage is already in motion.
Sleight Works Differently
Instead of waiting and blocking, Sleight sets traps.
Think of it like this: instead of locking your front door and hoping nobody picks the lock, you create a fake house next door. It looks real. It has lights on. When someone tries to break in, they end up in the decoy—where you can watch exactly what they're doing while your real home stays completely untouched.
That's what Sleight does for your family's digital life:
- Decoy data that looks real — Attackers grab it, thinking they've hit the jackpot. They haven't.
- Instant alerts — The moment someone takes the bait, you know.
- Threat fingerprinting — We identify the attacker so they can't come back.
- Your real data stays hidden — They never touch it because they don't know it exists.
The Creeps Don't Know They've Been Caught
That's the best part. While attackers think they're stealing your information, they're actually exposing themselves. We see their methods, their tools, and their patterns.
They walked into a trap. They just don't know it yet.
Real Protection for Real Families
We built Sleight because the threats changed and the solutions didn't. Families deserve more than software that reacts after the fact. You deserve something that catches the creeps before they reach your kids, your finances, or your peace of mind.
Because your family's safety shouldn't depend on whether you clicked the right link.
