Bridging Sectors Against CSAM
The Digital Child Safety Forum is an in-person event taking place on December 3 & 4 in Brussels. The theme of the forum is "Bridging Sectors Against CSAM". The forum is funded by the European Union as part of Project CPORT. We invite professionals from law enforcement, industry, legislators, and hotlines to join us for this unique opportunity to build extensive connections between sectors to fight child sexual abuse and exploitation.
Day 1
The first day of the Forum will showcase cutting-edge initiatives and technologies from various sectors, with a focus on exchanging data and intelligence. We'll tackle key challenges, including technological limits, legislative differences, resource constraints, and data restrictions, while also exploring recent EU efforts to support the field. Participants will have the chance to engage in an interactive segment, actively contributing to discussions, which will be followed by a networking reception to further connect with fellow professionals.
Day 2
The second day of the Forum focuses on the work of law enforcement, providing new insights into their efforts. Highlights include INTERPOL's IWOL list, which offers industry partners an overview of the worst domains hosting CSAM, and a deep dive into AI-generated CSAM provided by the Online CSEA Covert Intelligence Team.
Don't miss this opportunity to stay at the forefront of the battle against CSAM and contribute to shaping the future of child online safety. Together, we can bridge sectors against CSAM!
