NetClean, a world leader in technical solutions for preventing the spread of child sexual abuse content, has today announced its partnership with CY4OR, a digital forensic services specialist. CY4OR carries out investigations of all types of Internet-based crimes, including terrorism, fraud and child sexual abuse content. Under the partnership, NetClean’s customers will be offered this service as part of their existing solution...

PhotoDNA image-matching technology available at no charge to help law enforcement more quickly identify and rescue victims.

Customers to benefit from better protection against child sexual abuse content being accessed and shared on corporate devices.

Patent-pending appliance blocks illegal content on networks.

NetClean participated recently in Interpol’ annual global conference Crimes Against Children in Lyon, France. The company had been invited to lecture on and present its technological solutions to combat the spread of child pornographic material. The 200-plus participants at the conference consisted of police officers and experts from all over the world who had come together to discuss the efforts made in the area of prevention of child exploitation.

London, UK - 6 September, 2011 – NetClean, a world leader in technical solutions for preventing the spread of child sexual abuse content, has launched NetClean Analyze DI, the ‘next generation’ version of its free Analyze software.

Macnica Networks recently launched NetClean WhiteBox from Swedish company NetClean onto the Japanese market. NetClean WhiteBox has been developed to block child sexual abuse content on the Internet and on mobile telephone networks. Japan, with a population of 127 million and 96% Internet penetration, is a substantial and important market for NetClean.

At the beginning of 2011, the Danish municipality of Aabenraa will install the safety solution NetClean ProActive. This makes it the first municipality in Denmark to actively protect its computers and networks by installing an application that identifies and blocks police classified child sexual abuse images and videos.

Investigation tool NetClean Analyze has been given a serious overhaul and new advanced video analysis technology, greatly enhancing law enforcement efficiency in child sexual abuse crime investigations. The solution is free of charge for law enforcement authorities and is currently in use in about 15 different countries. NetClean’s close collaboration with law enforcement agencies around the world has helped make the tool user-friendly, robust and well-adapted to optimizing workflow for investigators.

With a total growth of 3110 per cent over the past five years, NetClean came in at 32nd place on Deloitte’s Fast 500 list of the fastest growing technology companies in Europe. The company is a global leader in technological solutions that stop the spread of child sexual abuse content. The ranking is based on increase in turnover over the past five fiscal years and includes all types of technology and both private and public companies.