online-safety
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Gen Digital
The company behind Norton, Avast and LifeLock is stitching cybersecurity to MoneyLion's financial toolkit. Its wager is that the next great consumer platform will sell peace of mind before, during and after something goes wrong.
GGWP
GGWP is a San Francisco-based AI company that builds moderation and community-safety tools for online games, media networks and large fan communities. Founded in 2020 by esports pioneer Dennis 'Thresh' Fong, Crunchyroll co-founder Kun Gao and data scientist Dr. George Ng, its Community Copilot platform uses machine learning to detect toxic behavior across text chat, voice, usernames and Discord, triage player reports, and track long-term player reputation - across 20+ languages. GGWP has moderated tens of billions of messages across 100+ games and works with publishers including Unity, Sony, Krafton and Fandom.
Moonshot
Moonshot is a London-founded technology and intelligence company that maps and disrupts online harms - from violent extremism and disinformation to gender-based violence, human trafficking, and harassment of public figures. Founded in 2015 by Vidhya Ramalingam and Ross Frenett, the firm pairs data science, OSINT, and behavioral research with field interventions like its pioneering Redirect Method, which steers people searching for extremist content toward safer alternatives. It works for governments, technology platforms (Google, Facebook, Spotify), and, more recently, sports organizations protecting athletes from online abuse.
TrustLab
TrustLab is a San Mateo-based trust and safety software company building AI-with-human-in-the-loop tools that detect, evaluate, and enforce against harmful online content - from misinformation and hate speech to identity fraud. Founded in 2020 by former trust and safety leaders from Google, YouTube, TikTok, and Reddit, it sells content-safety and AI-oversight products (DetectAI, ModAI, SuperviseAI) to social platforms, marketplaces, and governments, and was selected by the European Commission to independently measure disinformation across major platforms under its Code of Practice.