At the Leeds Digital Festival yesterday, a significant leap forward in the UK’s fight against online harms was made: the Online Safety Tech Industry Association (OSTIA) was launched.
In November 2019, a group of leaders from the online safety community met in Westminster to explore challenges and opportunities in the sector. We collectively concluded that there is a need for a body that represents those creating technology for online safety.
Today, Tuesday 11 February, is Safer Internet Day, an annual event that has grown to be recognised in approximately 150 countries worldwide. Few would dispute that the internet is a wonderful invention and a priceless tool that has become an everyday part of modern living, however, due to some of the darker sides of human…
Tackling challenges together: a range of innovators and other stakeholders from the online safety community to meet in Westminster. The group gathered to discuss the challenges and opportunities in front of them.
New funding from a consortium of investors will allow Cyan Forensics to expand our reach within the UK as a result of our partnership with the Home Office and into international markets.
Cyan Forensics has been announced as the winner of PitchGovTech as part of the GovTech Summit 2019.
The pitch competition took place as part of the GovTech Summit, where political leaders and start-up founders from across Europe gathered in Paris to discuss the role of technology in society and how they can work together to improve public sectors.
A clear stand out theme at the recent CityForum ‘Future Vision for Digital Forensics’ event, held at the BT Tower in London, was how transformational change and greater consistency would be welcomed and is needed within digital forensics.
Our third year has been one of our busiest and most successful yet. In early 2019 we had our first sale for a counter-terrorism use case …
Last week Digital Forensics leaders met to discuss the Future Vision for Digital Forensics. With engagement like this from across the community, the future of Digital Forensics in the UK looks brighter than ever…
Cyan Forensics is delighted to announce that it has been contracted to deliver the new Fast Forensics Triage capability for CAID (The UK’s Child Abuse Image Database), allowing forensic investigators to detect indecent images of children on a suspect’s device in minutes. The CAID database tracks millions of images of Child Sexual Abuse, and…