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KyberGate filters every school device, flags safety risks, and gives teachers control. Built for one-person IT teams.

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Runs oniPad & MacChromebook & PC

Deploys through the tools your IT team already runs

Jamf ProMosyleKandjiGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft IntuneApple School ManagerCleverClassLink
A look inside

Your whole district, one screen.

Illustrative screens built from the real dashboard, filled with synthetic data.

Blocked vs allowed

The game is blocked. The lesson loads.

Same class, same minute. Games get the KyberGate block page; the lesson loads. Drag to compare.
iPads first

Real HTTPS inspection. No app to delete.

One MDM profile points every iPad at our cloud proxy. We see the full page, not just the domain. No VPN draining batteries, no app to remove.

  • Deploys from Jamf, Mosyle, Kandji, or any MDM
  • Works at school, at home, on any network
  • ~50ms latency with instant regional failover
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Unblocked games, blocked

Catch the game hub that went up this morning.

New game sites spread faster than any list. Our 8-layer engine reads the page itself, from engine code to link graphs, and blocks the game, not the URL.

  • 8-layer game detection on every page
  • Catches Google Sites and Docs game hubs
  • Bypass, proxy, and VPN sites flagged live
How game blocking works
Student safety

The right adult knows in minutes, not Monday.

KyberPulse flags self-harm, bullying, and violence signals in searches, Docs, and AI chats, then escalates until a person picks it up.

  • AI review of web, Docs, and AI chat
  • Escalates until someone acknowledges
  • Counselor-only access, full audit trail
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One platform. Every protection.

Filtering, safety, and classroom tools that share one policy, one dashboard, and one per-device price.

KyberFilter

Full HTTPS inspection with 8-layer game detection and AI content classification across 12 categories.

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KyberPulse

AI safety monitoring for self-harm, cyberbullying, and violence signals, with instant alert escalation.

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KyberClassroom

Live screens, focus mode, lock, push URL, and tab control for teachers. Every device, not just Chromebooks.

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KyberVision

A live radar of risk across the district. Spot clusters, follow threats, drill in with one click.

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Parent Portal

Families see safety alerts and category reports at home, without your team acting as help desk.

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Bell schedules

Per-OU, per-user, per-device rules that follow the school day, campus, and teacher overrides.

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Built for every kind of school.

iPad 1:1Chromebook cartsK-8High schoolPrivate schoolsCharter networksCatholic & faith-basedMulti-campus districtsMac labsWindows labs
Phone-free schoolsTake-home devicesE-Rate fundedShared iPadsSummer schoolBYOD guest Wi-FiSpecial educationTesting season1:1 ChromebooksLibrary computers
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From the blog.

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AI in Education

Google Search Goes Dark for K-12 Students in January. The AI Comes Back With It.

Google will turn Search off for K-12 student accounts by default, but schools that turn it back on get AI Overview and AI Mode with no way to remove them. Here is the third option, where it breaks, and three checks before January.

7 min read
Cybersecurity

65% of K-12 Malware Came From Ads on Legitimate Sites. Ad Blocking Is a Security Control Now.

CIS/MS-ISAC traced 1,159 of 1,796 K-12 malware infections to malicious ads on legitimate websites. Training can't stop a teacher from reading the news. Here is what filter-level ad blocking catches, where it breaks, and three checks for this week.

6 min read
Cybersecurity

87% of Districts Name Phishing Their Top Incident. Your Web Filter Is the Last Hop — Has Anyone Tested It?

The CIS/MS-ISAC State of K-12 Cybersecurity 2026 report is out: 51% of districts had an incident, 87% name phishing. Every working phish ends with a page load through your web filter. What that filter can block, what it cannot, the gap we found in our own phishing category, and three 15-minute tests.

6 min read
Web Filtering

Smart Glasses Are Already in Your Building. Your Filter Cannot See Them.

Thirty-nine states restrict student phones; few policies name eyewear. Districts from Fairfax County to Carson City banned AI smart glasses this year — and for most schools that ban is unenforceable by the filtering stack, because tethered glasses leave over the student's cellular radio. Here is what you can actually enforce, and the fifteen-minute test that proves where the gap is.

6 min read
Web Filtering

Your Filter Says It's Blocking. Here Are Six Tests That Prove It.

A toggle in the on position is not evidence. We audited our own filter in September and found four defects of the same class: visible controls with absent enforcement. Here is the six-test, thirty-minute audit that came out of it — run it against any filter, including ours.

9 min read
K-12 Policy

13 Districts Approved Closures. Nobody Merged the Filter Policies.

Thirteen districts approved school closures or consolidations in the last year, affecting over 100 schools. When two schools merge, two filtering policies merge — and that merge fails toward less restriction, not more. A configuration guide for K-12 IT.

7 min read
School Safety

Federal Swatting Guidance Landed. Your Filter Owns One Narrow Piece of It.

The ED and DOJ issued joint guidance on school swatting threats on September 25. A web filter does not stop a swatting call — but four specific things sit in the filtering and monitoring layer, and most districts have configured about half of them.

7 min read
K-12 Policy

Two Policies Disagree. Which One Wins?

Most school web filters resolve overlapping policies by merging them, which means any allow beats every block — including a district-level one. Here is how filter resolution order actually works, the scheduling gaps it hides, and the seven questions to ask your vendor.

13 min read
K-12 Policy

NYC and LA Banned Student AI. Your Filter Is What Decides If That's Real.

New York City and Los Angeles Unified paused student-facing AI for 2026-27, covering roughly 700,000 students. A domain blocklist cannot enforce that policy. Here is what it decomposes into at the filter layer — and the six checks to run before your board votes.

9 min read
Live network

8 regions. Measured from your browser.

Each region's health check, timed live. No hardware in your building.

LiveChecking all 8 regions
EUROPE · MIDDLE EASTNew YorkAtlantaChicagoDallasSan FranciscoLos AngelesLondonTel Aviv
  • New York CityUS EastChecking
  • AtlantaUS SoutheastChecking
  • ChicagoUS MidwestChecking
  • DallasUS CentralChecking
  • San FranciscoUS NorthwestChecking
  • Los AngelesUS WestChecking
  • LondonEuropeChecking
  • Tel AvivMiddle EastChecking

Times are measured live from your browser to each region's health check. Your pin is approximate.Explore our infrastructure

Frequently asked questions.

How is KyberGate different from GoGuardian, Securly, or Deledao?

We route traffic through our own cloud proxy and inspect HTTPS, so we see the page, not just the domain. That is what makes iPads work properly, and what lets the game engine catch new unblocked-game hubs the day they appear. Filtering, safety monitoring, and classroom tools are one license.

Does it really work on iPads?

Yes. iPads are where we started. One configuration profile from Jamf, Mosyle, Kandji, or any MDM sets the proxy and installs the certificate. No app for students to delete, no VPN draining batteries.

Do I need any hardware?

No. KyberGate is 100% cloud. Traffic routes through our proxy network with auto-failover. No on-prem appliance.

Is KyberGate CIPA compliant?

Yes. KyberGate meets CIPA requirements for content filtering, monitoring, and safety policy enforcement. Some categories, like adult content and self-harm, are locked on and cannot be excepted.

Can we use E-Rate funding?

Yes. KyberGate qualifies for E-Rate Category 2 (USAC SPIN 143055219). Discounts run 20–90% depending on your district.

How does pricing work?

Simple per-device, per-year pricing from $5/device/year. Filtering and safety monitoring are bundled. Billing follows your school fiscal year.

How long does a pilot take to set up?

Most schools push the profile to a test group the same day. Every plan starts with a free 30-day pilot, no credit card.

What happens to student data?

Student data stays in the US, is never sold, and is retained only as long as your policy says. We sign your DPA. See our Student Privacy page for the details.

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