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Check out our latest post on LinkedIn for an interesting interview with our CEO Anna Borgström, from when she was being guest on BOECK & XOXO Talks earlier this week. https://www.linkedin.com//netclean-technologies_cyber-secu

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected how law enforcement work, and in some cases also law enforcement and judicial capacity across the world. This was the conclusion in a report released by Interpol in September last year. Uri Sadeh, Coordinator of the Crimes against Children Unit at Interpol, commented on their findings in this blog post, first published in the NetClean Report COVID-19 Impact 2020.

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Rob Jones, Director Threat Leadership, National Crime Agency, UK commented in the NetClean Report COVID-19 Impact 2020 on how the COVID-19 pandemic had affected child sexual abuse crime in the UK. Read what he said here.

What are the main drivers behind businesses’ and organisations’ decision to protect their corporate IT environment from child sexual abuse material? Find out more as we look closer at this in a series of blog posts, starting today.

Yesterday NetClean CEO Anna Borgström was interviewed in The Digital Supply Chain Podcast, hosted by Tom Raftery, Global VP for SAP. Tune in for an interesting and inspiring conversation on how digital solutions for detecting child sexual abuse material can help protect your corporate IT network, protect your brand, and ultimately protect children. https://www.digitalsupplychainpodcast.com//8268321-protect

I agree with the comments and analysis by NCA Director Rob Jones. You could describe the situation during the COVID-19 pandemic as almost a perfect storm In this blog post, Simon Bailey, National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead on Child Protection follows up on the comments that Rob Jones made on the findings in NetClean Report - COVID-19 Impact 2020.

How can sustainability and the support of children be put at the very heart of a company’s operations? The global company SKF has managed to do just that and in this interview Daniel Taube, their Group Ethics & Compliance Officer, explains how. For the full interview, visit www.brighthood.com.

For perpetrators, the COVID-19 pandemic is like a perfect storm. John Pizzuro, NJ ICAC Commander, New Jersey State Police, USA, recognised quickly how social isolation and more unsupervised time online made children more vulnerable. He commented on the pandemic’s effects on child sexual abuse crime in the NetClean Report COVID-19 Impact 2020, published in January 2021. In this blog post you can read more about the reflections he made.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) saw a sharp increase in reports of online child sexual abuse material already early on during the COVID-19 pandemic. John Shehan, Vice President, Exploited Children Division, NCMEC, USA, commented on this in the NetClean Report - COVID-19 Impact 2020. Here is another chance to read what he said. https://www.netclean.com//we-have-seen-a-definite-increas/

In November 2020, when we interviewed Patrick Cordner, Head of Swedish Cybercrime Center (SC3), National Operative Department, about the findings in the NetClean Report - COVID-19 Impact 2020, Swedish law enforcement had not seen any major effect’s on child sexual abuse crime as a result of the pandemic. In this comment, first published in the NetClean Report, you can read more about his reflections on the reasons behind this.

NetClean announce interoperability with VMware Carbon Black! With the remote working trend predicted to continue beyond the pandemic, companies are faced with an increased risk that employees working from home use corporate IT equipment to access or share child sexual abuse material. NetClean are proud to announce interoperability with VMware Carbon Black to address this challenge and allow businesses to conduct enhanced investigations by combining NetClean’s powerful detection product NetClean ProActive with VMware Carbon Black EDR.

Hear Sanjay Poonen, COO at VMware talk about the future trends of remote work and how technology can be used to prevent cyber security and policy breaches, and strengthen business integrity. Read more about our partnership with VMware and how it makes it easier for more businesses around the world to protect their corporate IT environments and act on their ethical values. Links to full interview and more reading in comments