Brightstar Ltd has become an Internet Watch Foundation Member to protect their business clients from exposure to online images and videos of child sexual abuse.
Professor Hany Farid speaks to IWF about Encryption Vs. Privacy as part of their new podcast series on child sexual abuse imagery online.
Susie speaks to Aasmah Mir about the increase in self-generated child sexual abuse online amongst 7-to-10 year olds
Everything we do at the IWF to stop child sexual abuse imagery online is only possible thanks to the amazing partnerships we have with companies and organisations.
How the Internet Watch Foundation started in 1996 and how it's leading the fight against child sexual abuse imagery online today.
Our podcast tells the story of online child sexual abuse through the words of victims, the people fighting it, police, tech companies & even perpetrators.
Fee structure for becoming a member of the IWF and having access to our tech tools to protect your networks and services from child sexual abuse imagery online.
Help protect your legitimate financial service brand from being used for payments online for criminal child sexual abuse imagery.
Make a one-off or regular donation to the IWF online to help us make the internet a safer place and protect victims of child sexual abuse.
Learn how IWF's 2024 reports originate from public submissions, partners and proactive searches to combat online child sexual abuse.
Explore how different website types are exploited to host child sexual abuse imagery, highlighting trends and challenges in online safety efforts.
Discover how IWF's dynamic URL list helps prevent access to known child sexual abuse imagery, supporting global efforts to protect children online.