CameraForensics

We were honoured to join INTERPOL this month for the annual DevOps, where 45 people from 12 countries representing 34 organisations came together for a single goal: supporting law enforcement agencies in their efforts to identify, disrupt, and manage the harm caused by child sexual abuse. Interpol DevOps brings together experts from around the world to develop innovative solutions to combat online child sexual exploitation. Global collaboration like this fuels our work to build technology that helps find children faster.

Tech developers need to be part of the fight against online child exploitation.  After all, as digital threats evolve, so must the tools available to combat them.  That’s just one of the reasons why Nathan Trevivian and Joe Bandenburg believe so strongly in the importance of feedback from investigators like you.   Once they understand your requirements, they can start developing software that meets them. This isn’t without its challenges, as Nathan and Joe discuss in their latest blog.  You can read their insights in full here -> https://lnkd.in/eF2hp5sU

To create an agile image forensics platform, we need an Agile way of working. That’s why, for Nathan Trevivian and Joe Bandenburg, reacting quickly to your user feedback is vital. They discuss this in depth in their latest blog -> https://lnkd.in/eF2hp5sU By listening, learning, and iterating constantly, Nathan and Joe are dedicated to making the CameraForensics platform an essential part of your image forensics toolkit. Swipe below for an example of this in action. 

We’ve answered more than 10 key questions about image forensics tools in our latest blog -> https://lnkd.in/gjcq5xbg After all, as investigations into online crime become increasingly complex, understanding the tools and techniques available to you becomes even more important. That’s why we’ve compiled advice, and links to other helpful resources, in this guide. Do you have a question that we haven’t answered here?   Feel free to browse the rest of the resources on our website or get in touch. 

Image forensics tools are vital to combatting online crime – but do you know how they support investigators like you? Your image forensics tools questions, answered -> https://lnkd.in/gjcq5xbg From detecting image manipulation, to helping you figure out when and where a photo was taken, image forensics tools can help you connect the dots between data sets. Get a better understanding of what these tools can do, and how to get the best from them, in our latest blog. 

AI is now capable of creating images that are visually indistinguishable from real photographs. In fact, a recent study from the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) found that out of 12,000 AI-generated images, 90% of them were so realistic that they fell under the same legal classification as non-AI child sexual abuse material. This is alarming for both child victims and law enforcement. However, as image generation technology becomes more advanced, so do image forensics tools. We recently spoke to Dr. Shaunagh D. about the challenges of combatting AI-generated child sexual abuse material, and what we’re doing to help investigations stay ahead. You can read her insights in full here --> https://lnkd.in/gaHj6eyk 

As AI technology advances, so does its misuse in generating harmful content like CSAM. To understand these evolving dangers, we spoke with Dr. Shaunagh in our latest interview. Learn more about the alarming rise in AI-generated Category A material, and hear the latest insights from CVPR 2024, in the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eF9CiR-R #AI #CSAM #OnlineSafety #GenerativeTech 

CSAM generated by AI is more of a threat than ever before, bringing with it a wide range of challenges and harm for investigators and victims alike. To help us understand this emerging threat, we sat down with our very own Dr. Shaunagh D. In our latest quarterly AI update, we’re covering key takeaways from a stark report on AI CSAM from IWF and the lessons learned at this year’s CVPR conference. Learn more in the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eF9CiR-R #AI #CSAM #GenerativeAI #StableDiffusion 

From AI-generated CSAM to cross-border investigations, tackling online child exploitation demands a united global effort. But what does this collaboration look like in real-world investigations? How can investigators begin building a collaborative approach? And what are the biggest challenges facing international cooperation today? We sat down to talk to Cecilia Wallin, Onemi-Global Solutions’ founding partner, about all this and much more. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/gK886-XP #VictimID #CSAM #ImageForensics #INTERPOL #LawEnforcement 

“By working together, we can ensure that our joint efforts are as effective as possible, that they can make a true difference to those who need it.” In our latest blog, we took the time to talk to Onemi Founding Partner and Victim Identification expert, Cecilia Wallin, about the need for international collaboration, her advice for any investigator looking to build an industry network, and much more. Read our full interview today by clicking the link below: https://lnkd.in/gK886-XP #VictimID #CSAM #ImageForensics #INTERPOL #LawEnforcement