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Child sexual abuse content increasingly being ‘masked’ online to hide crimes – latest global data

The “disguised website” technique makes detection harder.

Guest blog: Working internationally to make the internet a safer place

Claire Stead, Head of Marketing

Everton FC team up with UK Safer Internet Centre in a first for British football

Premier League giants Everton Football Club have teamed up with the UK’s internet safety charity to launch a unique educational project aimed at teaching young men about the importance of appropriate online behaviour and online safety.

Edge IT Ltd is IWF’s latest Member to join

The filtering and moderation services provider Edge IT Ltd has joined IWF membership. 

Guest blog: Facing global safeguarding challenges and finding solutions

Al Kingsley, NetSupport Managing Director

Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner to learn about the work of the Internet Watch Foundation

The global leading Usenet access provider Usenet.nl is latest Member to join IWF

WatchGuard is IWF's newest Member

Statement - IWF's work with industry and social networks

The IWF receives reports from the public and proactively searches for child sexual abuse images and videos on the internet.

A “low-level” image is still a child whose abuse and suffering goes on.

Our response to Chief Constable Simon Bailey's comments on child sexual abuse images

Chief Constable Simon Bailey made comments on paedophiles and child sexual abuse imagery on 28 February 2017.

Local MP joins fight against child sexual abuse