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TikTok, Snapchat, to Crackdown on AI-Generated Child Abuse Images - Vimarsana News

TikTok, Snapchat, to Crackdown on AI-Generated Child Abuse Images

TikTok, Snapchat, and others work together to tackle child sexual abuse in the age of AI. Tech Giants TikTok, Snapchat, and others sign a joint statement pledging to create efforts against AI-generated child sex abuse images.

Pay-outs for child sex abuse victims in Braverman's new redress scheme - Vimarsana News

Pay-outs for child sex abuse victims in Braverman's new redress scheme

Suella Braverman said she would help deliver 'some finality' to victims after an inquiry was made in 2015 by Theresa May.

My Technology Can… Perform Searches of Devices in Minutes - Vimarsana News

My Technology Can… Perform Searches of Devices in Minutes

Detego’s Field Triage Solution helps investigators reduce digital forensic lab backlogs and find evidence on devices outside of the lab.

Home Office selects CGI as strategic delivery partner - Vimarsana News

Home Office selects CGI as strategic delivery partner

IT services supplier will act as strategic delivery partner for the Home Office’s plans to modernise and join up UK law enforcement’s digital capabilities.

Government funds charity campaign to warn big tech over the risks of encryption to children - Vimarsana News

Government funds charity campaign to warn big tech over the risks of encryption to children

The government is funding a campaign that will put pressure on Facebook and other tech companies over their plans to introduce encrypted messaging services, warning that millions of cases of child abuse could go undetected. The Home Office backed campaign, known as “No Place to Hide”, warns that social media sites are “willfully blindfolding” themselves to child sexual abuse by introducing end-to-end encryption on messaging services.   The campaign, coordinated by M&C Saatchi, aims to bring together charities and experts to warn parents over the risks of end to...