SafetyWeb is the leader in cloud-based online safety and the company behind of the SafetyWeb service, an Internet service that makes it easier to protect the reputation, privacy, and safety of kids online. SafetyWeb is also behind the SWOT™ service that is used by law enforcement nationwide to assist in the search of missing children. Founded in 2009 by Geoffrey Arone and Michael Clark, SafetyWeb is backed by Battery Ventures. Arone co-founded Flock (a company with an install-base of over 10 million) and DanceJam (acquired by Grind Networks in 2009). Clark was one of the executives behind Photobucket (acquired by MySpace/NewsCorp) for $300 million. Hemanshu Nigam, a SafetyWeb advisor, also advises The White House and United Nations regarding online safety. He has held leadership positions at NewsCorp, Microsoft, and the U.S. DOJ, where he won landmark judgments against online criminals.