Professionals working with children given ‘vital guidance’ to tackle threat of AI-generated child sexual abuse material
New aid created by the NCA and IWF raises awareness of the risks to children caused by the ‘weaponised’ technology.
Published: Mon 11 Dec 2017
IWF’s tech officer Harriet Lester has been named in the TechWomen50 2017 awards list.
The award honours women in the tech industry and recognises the impact of female champions and IT leaders.
The awards, being the first of their kind, were entered by 500 individuals and judged by a panel of 20 independent judges.
“I’m thrilled to have been honoured with this award”, says Harriet. “As a young woman in tech I know how important it is to promote successful females and help them be part of the next generation of females in IT. Huge thanks to WeAreTechWomen for providing this platform.”
New aid created by the NCA and IWF raises awareness of the risks to children caused by the ‘weaponised’ technology.
Partnership will strengthen efforts to stop criminals profiting from the sale of child sexual abuse imagery
The Internet Watch Foundation has joined with a consortium of partners to develop the Artemis Survivor Hub (ASH) – a revolutionary, victim-focused response to online child sexual exploitation.