Gryphon Online Safety, Inc.

10/10/2026

Gryphon Online Safety has received official FCC equipment authorization for the Gryphon Atlas Max, a next-generation security and parental control Wi-Fi 7 mesh router designed for families and small businesses.

Atlas Max is one of only two Wi-Fi 7 router platforms included in the FCC’s initial conditional approvals following new restrictions on foreign-produced consumer routers. The rules prohibit covered devices from receiving new FCC equipment authorizations, significantly reshaping the U.S. consumer router market.

https://gryphonconnect.com/blogs/gryphon/gryphon-atlas-max-wi-fi-7-security-router-receives-fcc-authorization-for-u-s-launch

08/12/2026

The FBI is warning that hackers are hijacking outdated home routers that no longer receive security updates and turning them into hidden gateways for cyberattacks.

This warning comes as the FCC takes action against foreign-made routers that may pose national security risks. Together, these developments make one thing clear: the security, origin, and ongoing support of the router protecting your network matter more than ever.

Gryphon recently achieved FCC conditional approval, placing us among a small group of approved router brands positioned to serve the U.S. market. Our security-first platform provides continuous updates, intelligent threat protection, and network-level safeguards for every connected device.

The router is no longer just a way to connect to the internet. It is critical security infrastructure for every home and small business.

Read the article: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/the-fbi-says-hackers-are-hijacking-outdated-home-routers-and-it-named-the-models-to-check/ar-AA29CzBp

07/16/2026

A recent joint advisory from the FBI, NSA, CISA, and cybersecurity agencies across 18 allied nations warns that Russian state sponsored hackers are actively exploiting vulnerable routers to gain access to critical infrastructure, businesses, and government networks.

For years, we've said the home network is the first line of defense. Today, governments around the world are saying the same thing.

This is also why recent FCC actions to reduce reliance on certain foreign made networking equipment are so significant. The conversation has shifted from faster WiFi to trusted, secure networking infrastructure.

At Gryphon, we've spent years building security directly into the network, protecting every connected device instead of relying solely on software installed on each one.

As cyber threats continue to evolve, securing the edge network itself is becoming just as important as securing the devices connected to it.

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For most people, the WiFi router is just another box sitting on a shelf. Once it is plugged in and the internet works, it is rarely thought about again. That mindset is changing. A recent joint cybersecurity advisory from the FBI, NSA, CISA, and security agencies from 18 allied countries warns that....

06/17/2026

The UK's decision to ban social media access for children under 16 highlights a growing global recognition that online safety has become a public policy issue, not just a parental challenge. Countries around the world are increasingly looking for ways to protect children from harmful content, addictive algorithms, and online predators.

At Gryphon, we've long believed that protecting families starts at the network edge. While regulations can help, parents also need practical tools that provide visibility, protection, and control across every connected device in the home.

The future of digital safety will require a combination of smart policy, responsible technology, and solutions that empower families to create safer online experiences without sacrificing connectivity.

https://apnews.com/article/uk-teen-social-media-ban-starmer-55de428636b586ff5553b604783f6fb3

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Britain will ban children under 16 from using social media apps like Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube from early next year.

06/12/2026

This isn't a theoretical risk. The FBI, NSA, and intelligence agencies from 15 allied countries just issued a joint warning: Russian military hackers are actively exploiting vulnerable home routers…

This isn't a theoretical risk. The FBI, NSA, and intelligence agencies from 15 allied countries just issued a joint warning: Russian military hackers are actively exploiting vulnerable home routers to steal your passwords. The group known as APT28, Fancy Bear, or Forest Blizzard is a unit of Russia'...

06/10/2026

Home routers being targeted across 23 states by Russian Military hackers.

Time to level you your home network security with Gryphon!

Federal agencies disrupted the attack but were direct about what comes next. These five router security steps are the responsibility of individual owners.

05/30/2026

Botnet Infects over 14,000 routers underscoring the need to have more secure routers with automatic software updates and design from the ground up to be more secure.

A newly identified malware strain called KadNap has quietly taken over more than 14,000 home routers and the majority of victims are in the United States. Discovered by researchers at Black Lotus Labs (Lumen Technologies), KadNap primarily targets ASUS routers by exploiting known vulnerabilities. On...

05/28/2026

Surgeon General Issues Major Screen Time Warning for Kids and Teens! Parents should take action now.

The U.S. Surgeon General just dropped one of its strongest public health statements yet and this one is aimed squarely at screens. A new advisory released this week calls on families, schools, tech companies, and policymakers to take urgent action around children's screen use. The advisory urges kid...

05/18/2026

The FBI just remotely reset thousands of home and small office routers – and your TP-Link could be on the hitlist.

The FBI used court-authorization to remotely reset thousands of compromised home and small office routers, kicking the GRU out of sensitive networks.

04/24/2026

We spent $30B only to have our kids less capable of critical thinking!

The problem is not technology. The problem is UNMANAGED technology.

We made the mistake with social media and we are now making the same mistake with AI!

For the first time in modern history, a generation scores lower than the one that raised it. The reason sits on every school desk in America.