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NAVER Z joins Tech Coalition to Prevent Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Children Online - Vimarsana News

NAVER Z joins Tech Coalition to Prevent Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Children Online

/PRNewswire/ -- NAVER Z, an affiliate of NAVER Corp. (KRX:035420), announced today that the company joined the Tech Coalition to prioritize the safety of...

DWD Announces $700,000 in Wisconsin Fast Forward Worker Training Grants - Vimarsana News

DWD Announces $700,000 in Wisconsin Fast Forward Worker Training Grants

Department of Workforce Development Secretary-designee Amy Pechacek today announced nearly $700,000 in Wisconsin Fast Forward grants to fund employer-led, customized worker training benefiting employers, workers and communities throughout the state.

Tech Coalition Releases Voluntary Industry Framework for Transparency Reporting - Vimarsana News

Tech Coalition Releases Voluntary Industry Framework for Transparency Reporting

Its 27 leading technology company members agreed to use it to fight child sexual exploitation and abuse online.

Source: adweek.com
Online watchdog demands 'full transparency' as tech giants act on sexual abuse - Vimarsana News

Online watchdog demands 'full transparency' as tech giants act on sexual abuse

Australia’s online safety tsar will go further, demanding “radical transparency” from companies on how they deal with the scourge.

RIse in cyberstalking, abuse online prompts call for new Canadian law forcing removal of images - Vimarsana News

RIse in cyberstalking, abuse online prompts call for new Canadian law forcing removal of images

One of Canada's foremost experts on child protection online said she is “very optimistic” that a panel advising cabinet ministers about combating online harm can map out a way to protect minors from sexual exploitation on the internet.

Source: cp24.com