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With 4,200 iPads deployed across 12 schools, Lincoln USD struggled with students accessing gaming sites during class. Their previous filter missed 60% of browser-based games hosted on Google Sites and Replit, and teachers had no real-time visibility into student screens.

KyberGate's 8-layer Game Detection Engine caught what legacy filters missed — including games hosted on educational platforms. KyberPulse gave counselors real-time safety alerts when students searched concerning content.

St. Francis needed a solution that worked with their existing Jamf MDM environment and provided both content filtering and student safety monitoring. Their previous provider only supported Chromebooks, leaving their entire iPad fleet unprotected.

KyberGate's proxy-based architecture worked seamlessly with Jamf — one MDM profile push and all 800 iPads were filtered. KyberPulse safety monitoring detected concerning search patterns and flagged them to counselors immediately.

Westfield was spending $52,000/year on Deledao for web filtering but was frustrated by constant false positives, no classroom management tools, and a clunky admin interface. They needed a modern solution that combined filtering, classroom management, and analytics in one platform.

KyberGate replaced Deledao entirely — providing superior game detection, KyberPulse for student safety, and a clean dashboard that IT staff actually enjoyed using. The policy template system let them deploy grade-appropriate filtering in minutes.

Mountain View's charter network spanned 3 campuses with a mix of iPads, Chromebooks, and MacBooks. Lightspeed required separate agents per OS and couldn't provide consistent policies. Teachers had no way to manage student devices across different platforms during class.

KyberGate's proxy-based approach provided one unified policy layer across all device types — no agent installs needed for Chromebooks. KyberClassroom gave teachers one interface to see all student screens, set focus modes, and distribute assignments regardless of device type.

Coastal Academy used Bark for student safety monitoring but had no web filtering. Students were accessing social media, AI chatbots, and gaming sites during class. Their administration needed a single solution for both filtering and safety — without doubling their budget.

KyberGate combined HTTPS web filtering and KyberPulse safety monitoring in one platform — replacing Bark while adding comprehensive web filtering. The AI Chat Monitor tracked student interactions with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, giving teachers visibility into AI usage.