Below is a compilation of digital tools that can be used to combat child sexual abuse. For increased accessibility, tools have been labeled with what purpose they fulfill, what type of technology they use, and what crime phase they can be used in. The purpose, technology and crime phase categories are listed below, and by clicking on the categories, you get a filtered view of them. Below the categories, you can find the entire database of all tools. You can use the different buttons to sort the database based on different attributes. For more info and contact see:
Purpose
Child abuse material removal and blockingConsumption of child abuse material preventionIdentificationGrooming detection/preventionData management and analysisPerpetrator investigationPerpetrator prosecutionAgency/organization collaborationTechnology
Device extraction/searchFacial/object detectionText analysis/processingImage and video detection/classificationData analysis and managementUses AI
AI projectsGriffeye
Global Emancipation Network
Tech Matters
ZiuZ Forensic, Web-IQ, Timelex, DFKI, INHOPE
Child Rescue Coalition
Cybertip Canada
Google/Youtube
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)
Belkasoft Evidence Center
Dartmouth College
EOKM and Web-IQ
International Association of Internet Hotlines (INHOPE)
Access Data Group
Thorn
Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and NetSweeper
Hubstream
Interpol
Project VIC International
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)
Web-IQ
MICRO SYSTEMATION
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)
NetClean
NetClean
Oxygen Forensic
Microsoft
Microsoft
Cybertip Canada
Swansea University
Child Rescue Coalition
Project VIC
Qumodo
Qumodo
Eckerd Connect
Amazon
Internet Watch Foundation (IWF)
Semantics 21
Semantics 21
Semantics 21
Cybertip Canada
Population Foundation of India
Thorn
Thompson Reuters, Mekong Club
Stop The Traffik, IBM
Internet Watch Foundation (IWF)
Videntifier Technologies