Netsweeper and the IWF up the Ante Against Child Sexual Abuse Imagery with Microsoft Photo DNA Technology
Netsweeper and the IWF are working globally to detect and stop child sexual abuse imagery on the internet.
Netsweeper and the IWF are working globally to detect and stop child sexual abuse imagery on the internet.
We welcomed the Croatian Hotline to our offices on Monday 10 July.
Web users in Namibia will now have a dedicated online portal for reporting child sexual abuse images and videos, safely and anonymously.
The latest Member to join IWF membership is senso.cloud developer Renato Software Ltd.
Nicky Peachment, IWF Commercial Relationship Manager
Sarah Smith, IWF Technical Researcher
Luiza Teixeira, IWF Policy and Public Affairs Team
ExaNetworks: "As a member of the IWF, we’re proud to support their work in cutting out child sexual abuse material online - here’s a look at how they help make the Internet safer."
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has been nominated twice for the renowned Digital Leaders list