Gigabit IQ Joins Forces with Internet Matters to Champion Family Online Safety
In an age where families are more digitally connected than ever, the need for online safety has become paramount. Gigabit IQ, a leader in high-speed broadband and online security, is thrilled to announce its support for Internet Matters (www.internetmatters.org), a trusted organization dedicated to helping parents and children navigate the digital world safely. This collaboration marks a significant step in Gigabit IQ’s mission to create safer online spaces for families across the UK.
Why Online Safety Matters for Families
Families are spending more time online than ever, and with that comes new risks. Children can be exposed to harmful content, cyberbullying, social media dangers, and malicious software. At Gigabit IQ, we believe in giving parents the tools they need to protect their families from these risks. With FamilyGuard+ (FamilyGuard+ Parental Controls – Gigabit IQ) and CyberGuard+ (CyberGuard+ Internet Security – Gigabit IQ), we offer top-notch parental controls, content filtering, and cybersecurity features that make online safety simple and effective.
As Mashood Ahmad, Managing Director of Gigabit IQ, shared, “We are thrilled to support Internet Matters in their efforts to promote a safer digital experience for families. Both organizations are working to ensure that parents have access to the resources and tools they need to safeguard their children online.”
How This Collaboration Benefits Families
Our support for Internet Matters means we can expand the reach of our resources and tools to help more families across the UK. With this collaboration, parents will have greater access to information on online safety and digital parenting.
Some key features we offer with FamilyGuard+ and CyberGuard+ include:
- Age-based content filtering: Keep harmful websites and inappropriate content away from your children.
- Parental controls: Set limits on screen time and control access to certain websites and apps.
- Advanced cybersecurity: Protect all devices in your home from malware, viruses, and other online threats.
Internet Matters Head of Campaigns, Guy Copitch, said, “Gigabit IQ’s support allows us to reach more families with essential tools and advice to help children thrive safely in the digital age.”
Why Partnerships Like This Matter
Collaborations like ours with Internet Matters are crucial. By working together, we can tackle the biggest online safety challenges and make a bigger impact. For parents, this means having reliable resources and support at their fingertips. In a time when digital risks like catfishing, deepfakes, and cyberbullying are increasing, families need strong support to stay informed and protected.
Tools and Resources for Safe Internet Use
With our advanced tools and resources, we’re helping families use the internet safely and responsibly. Our award-winning FamilyGuard+ allows parents to manage screen time, monitor their child’s internet use, and receive alerts if a threat is detected. And CyberGuard+ ensures all connected devices are secure from online threats, providing peace of mind for the entire family.
A Safer Digital Future for All
With Gigabit IQ’s support, Internet Matters can now reach even more parents across the UK, delivering essential online safety tips and educational resources. Together, we’re building a future where families can enjoy the internet with confidence, knowing they’re protected from online risks.
As Ahmad put it, “Together, we’re not just raising awareness—we’re making impactful changes for every home. We’re proud to support Internet Matters in creating a digital environment where families can connect safely and confidently.”
Learn More
To find out more about our commitment to online safety and explore our family protection tools, visit Gigabit IQ and Internet Matters.
This collaboration between Gigabit IQ and Internet Matters represents our shared commitment to making the internet a safer place for families. We’re excited to bring these resources to more homes and empower parents to protect their children online.
