CameraForensics

We couldn’t be happier to announce our partnership with Onemi-Global Solutions, who will guide us in strengthening our capabilities and delivering the greatest support possible to online investigations. Read the full press release here: hubs.li/Q01Shk9K0

Matt Burns and David Ranner are attending the @INTERPOL_HQ #ICAC #Conference this week! The event is already proving to be an excellent opportunity to learn from peers, and network with industry experts fighting against #CSAM to protect those vulnerable.

How can #open-source intelligence (OSINT) benefit investigators that are dedicated to safeguarding victims, and bringing those responsible to justice? Discover more in our full blog -> hubs.li/Q01FzlJL0 #DigitalIntelligence

We’re looking forward to attending the @INTERPOL_HQ #ICAC Conference coming up next month. The event explores some of the latest developments supporting the fight against the abuse and exploitation of young people -> hubs.li/Q01DdGmz0 #CSAM

What #OSINT sources can support the research of #investigators and help them stay ahead of the curve? From #SocialMedia to #online directories, discover all this, and more in our latest blog -> hubs.li/Q01CYbXc0

#ChatGPT, #OpenAI, #ChatSonic - the list of #AI platforms goes on. In our latest blog, we explore how image generation has rapidly evolved, the dangers it poses to the #CSAM landscape, and how investigators hope to fight back -> hubs.li/Q01CcX-G0

Each technology update that works to fight back against #CSAM brings additional challenges for offenders to overcome. We believe that praising updates, big or small, is crucial to amplifying efforts to identify and safeguard victims of #online abuse -> hubs.li/Q01zKkLP0

#Technology giants such as @Apple, @Google, @pinterestUK and @tiktok_uk have all committed to introducing greater protection tools against the threat of #CSAM. Praising future updates encourages these companies to continue to act on these commitments -> hubs.li/Q01zKgcw0

Through #2022, the #tech landscape has seen a shift in how they respond and acknowledge abuse material on their platforms – amid worrying rises in coerced #imagery. Read more in our look back at 2022 here -> hubs.li/Q01vL6RD0

#2022 has been a big year for CameraForensics! In our latest blog, we’ve taken a look back in more detail, exploring the partnerships we’ve made, the work we’ve seen, and all the news affecting the landscape throughout the year. Read more here -> hubs.li/Q01vL6Cn0