Canadian law enforcement officials have enlisted Microsoft’s cooperation in attacking child exploitation on the Internet, with a computer system that allows authorities all over the world to collaborate and communicate on child predators and child porn purveyors. The custom-designed software system — the result of more than US$4 million from Microsoft for development and integration — will allow police involved in tracking and prosecuting child abusers to share data and communicate with each other in real time.
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Microsoft Helps Canada Police Track Online Child Abusers
Posted by: Jay Lyman April 8, 2005 11:29 AMCanadian law enforcement officials have enlisted Microsoft’s cooperation in attacking child exploitation on the Internet, with a computer system that allows authorities all over the world to collaborate and communicate on child predators and child porn purveyors. The custom-designed software system — the result of more than US$4 million from Microsoft for development and integration — will allow police involved in tracking and prosecuting child abusers to share data and communicate with each other in real time.