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AI is changing child exploitation. Our response needs to change just as fast.
Dave Ranner reflects on the Child Safety Online 2026 report: how AI is changing online child exploitation, and why our response must keep pace.
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Working with the best in the industry to protect more children
To increase our impact, we work alongside other innovators, partners, technology experts and NGOs. Integrating and expanding our network to accelerate our mission.
Speak to our teamThe scale and complexity of online child sexual abuse and exploitation demands a collective response. That's why we work with leading organisations across technology, law enforcement, academia, NGOs and the wider child protection community, bringing together specialist expertise, advanced technology and shared intelligence around a common goal. Our partners share our commitment to protecting children and our belief that collaboration can achieve more than any organisation working alone.
Having spent my career working at the intersection of law enforcement, technology and victim identification, I’ve seen what becomes possible when the right expertise comes together around a shared mission. Our partnership with CameraForensics is about ensuring technology is shaped by the real needs of investigators helping them uncover intelligence faster, identify victims and ultimately protect more children.
The challenges facing child protection continue to evolve and so must the response. We believe the most important advances will come from bringing the right people, expertise and technologies together. That's why we continue to grow an ecosystem of trusted partners who share our ambition to push what is possible in the fight against online child exploitation.
Within weeks we were able to identify an offender from an unresolved case that was several years old. CameraForensics have proven themselves time and again to be a valued partner to the LEA community.
If your organisation shares our mission and has technology, expertise or insight that could strengthen the global response to child safety online, we'd like to hear from you.
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Dave Ranner reflects on the Child Safety Online 2026 report: how AI is changing online child exploitation, and why our response must keep pace.
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CameraForensics has a new brand and website. Our purpose hasn't changed: research, technology and investigative expertise supporting those who safeguard children.
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How is online safety legislation attempting to combat crimes against children in 2026? We explore some of the key updates and trends here.
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How well is global policy keeping pace with AI-enabled crimes against children? We asked Onemi’s Jon Rouse APM for his insights.
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