In the media: Information Age
How to repurpose existing analytics to protect against fraudsters
How to repurpose existing analytics to protect against fraudsters
A proposal to tackle the growing threat of online child sexual exploitation and abuse
Working together to end the sexual abuse of children online
Problems like child sexual exploitation, countering extremism, internet safety, modern slavery and human trafficking (MSHT) can’t be solved by a single organisation or government body. We have a long history of working with others to help vulnerable groups. For example, we’ve helped develop policy, business and technical solutions to support the global fight against child exploitation, as one of the founding technology companies of the WePROTECT Global Alliance Initiative.
We work across central governmental agencies, NGOs, charities, policing, and policy, as well as industry to better protect vulnerable individuals and groups. By combining research, systems engineering, project management and technology delivery we provide the necessary holisitic set of services to tackle these complex crimes. Given our experience across a range of threats to safety, we can draw on the similarities and create responses that capitalise on this knowledge. This will be especially significant in countering radicalisation – a top national and international priority.
We can help:
As part of our holistic service offerings we’ve assembled a multidisciplined team drawn from across the private sector, cyber, government services, police response, third sector, international development, technology, social media and policy. We’ll employ our innovative approach to problem-solving to help you find the most impactful solution. And we’ll work with you each step of the way.
