Online CSEA creates a number of challenges for industry:
Brand risk
Increased global regulatory action
Increased social demand for industry action
Perception that threat is growing and industry action has been insufficient
Internet rapidly reaching more vulnerable communities
Civil liability
Member companies participate in collaborative working groups.
Working groups are where the power of collaboration happens. Members come together to address the biggest challenges facing industry in the fight against online child sexual abuse and exploitation. Each member brings its unique strengths and experiences to the table, enabling them to create synergies, build trust, and learn from one another.
The Tech Coalition provides exclusive resources, events, and mentoring to Members.
Members-only resources include:
Peer-to-Peer Mentoring
Deterrence and Intervention Messaging Playbook
Child Safety Transparency Reporting Guide
Successful Practices for Cybertip Reporting
Engineering Approaches to Detection of CSAM
Maturity Model
Resource and knowledge-sharing events exclusively for members:
Age Assurance
Anti-Grooming Approaches
CSAM Detection, Anti-Grooming, Safety by Design efforts in Live Streaming
Recent Case Decisions:
U.S. vs Hillie and U.S. vs Wilson
Becoming Resilient:
Wellness Webinar
CSAM Deterrence in Search:
Legal Update
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Join the Tech Coalition and work alongside tech companies large and small who are leading the charge in keeping children safe online.