The distribution and consumption of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) in the digital world is an enormous problem: one that individuals, platforms, non-profits, law enforcement, and regulatory agencies are struggling to address.
Government regulations like the children's online privacy protection act indicates an effort to address the CSAM and child privacy law issues. The current regulatory response to CSAM is flawed in ways that render it ineffective, including:
- Incident reporting systems
- Lack of transparency
- Law enforcement funding
- Regulatory barriers
Download the white paper “Challenges to the Online Child Safety Ecosystem” to learn more about the regulatory response to CSAM, and how it can be improved.
