Our services
Our services
- Image Hash List – a list of unique digital fingerprints of child sexual abuse images. They are used to identify online images so they can be removed, and to stop them being uploaded.
- Takedown Notices – immediate alerts about child sexual abuse images and videos hosted on UK networks.
- Simultaneous Alerts – immediate alerts about child sexual abuse content hosted on US networks.
- URL List – a list of webpages that contain child sexual abuse material, so you can block access to them.
- Keywords List – a unique list of cryptic terms associated with child sexual abuse material – this helps you monitor networks and applications, and improve search results.
- Domain Alerts – details of domain names that are known for hosting child sexual abuse content so domains hosting illegal content can be removed quickly.
- Payment Brand Alerts – if you are a payment service, we’ll notify you if your brand is used to pay for child sexual abuse content.
- Virtual Currency Alerts – real time alerts when a virtual currency wallet is associated with online child sexual abuse material.
- Newsgroup alerts – notifications of child sexual abuse content hosted on newsgroup services so they can be removed.
- Non-Photographic Image (NPI) URL List – a list of webpages that contain non-photographic child sexual abuse images, so you can block access to them.
Corporate Social Responsibility
Can’t benefit from our services? We still want your support. We’re backed by many companies that simply want to make the internet safer for all internet users. We’d welcome you into the IWF as a corporate social responsibility (CSR) Member. Take a look at our CSR benefits of IWF membership.
Sit on our Funding Council
All funding Members can apply to join our Funding Council. The Council gives advice on policy, provides funding and looks after our codes of practice.
Talk Talk
"2014 was a huge year for online child safety at TalkTalk. We want the UK to remain the global leader in tackling child abuse online and were proud to significantly increase our financial contribution to that effort. We supported the IWF's growth by increasing our financial contribution by over 85%, ensuring the IWF has the resources to proactively search, block and remove child abuse imagery. Proactive searching is a major step forward for the IWF and we're delighted to help make it possible. We also agreed new funding commitments with three additional charities as part of a £250,000 package to help tackle child abuse online. 2014 was also the year we helped to launch Internet Matters, the innovative child safety organisation that gives parents the expert advice they need to make informed decisions about their child's online behaviour. The UK is one of the only countries in the world where the leading ISPs have united to create such an organisation, and we are excited about helping it to grow in 2015."
“BT has a long and strong relationship with the IWF and is committed to working with them to reduce online access to child sexual abuse materials in order to make the internet a safer place for all.”