Cybercrime is not new, and organisations across the globe have tools and systems in place to defend their networks against these crooks. However, there are far worse offenders out there. Ones that ...
New analyzing software by Florida-based NetClean Technologies will help fight child pornography on the net. The software, designed specifically for law enforcement agencies, will be debuted at the ...
Blocking access to images of child abuse on the Internet is something that most people are willing to accept, and broadband providers around the world are rushing to get systems implemented to avoid ...
NetClean Analyze, from Global Technology Solutions, is an investigation tool for individual law enforcement agencies working with child abusive images and videos. Developed for the Swedish National ...
NetClean ProActive has been designed to cross reference image hash codes against existing child sexual abuse material to catch paedophiles using workplace computers. The file matching technology has ...
With April being Child Abuse Awareness Month, businesses in South Africa should more than ever be doing their bit to combat the scourge of child abuse images on the Web. The vast majority of companies ...
In a world where we can build all kinds of crazy apps and software, it’s a bit shocking that more hasn’t been done to stop the proliferation of child pornography on the Internet. But Microsoft is ...
The Department of Homeland Security’s Non-Cooperative Biometrics Program will evaluate cutting-edge technologies, such as facial recognition and tattoo identification, and integrate them into current ...
Sri Lankan software company Creative Solutions recently announced it is extending its collaboration with software company NetClean, to fight and put a stop to child sexual abuse material spreading on ...
NetClean, a Sweden based company uses image recognition in a new manner to tackle a difficult problem – child pornography. The company has a new approach to the problem and instead of using ...
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