With increased connectivity comes increased concerns - especially for parents with children that are active online. Parents obviously want to shield their children from the horrific experiences we all hear, see, and read about. However, it takes more than just telling children to not share personal information to protect them from toxic online behavior such as bullying, hate speech, and sexual predators. It's a frightening new world online, especially for kids and the stats are eye-opening. The need for a better all-encompassing solution becomes magnified when you consider the fact that oftentimes, it's the children who are so tech-savvy their parents are unaware of their actions, much less the new online behavioral norms of gameplay or slang and worse yet many of those actions are difficult to trace.