New Delhi, Jan 7 : In a significant move to combat Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) in India, SysTools, a leading provider of digital forensics and cybersecurity solutions, has partnered with the CyberPeace Foundation. Through a recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), the collaboration aims to develop advanced technological solutions and offer specialized training to support Indian law enforcement agencies in addressing the growing issue of CSAM.

With a shared vision to protect children from online exploitation, this partnership combines SysTools’ expertise in digital forensics with the CyberPeace Foundation’s commitment to cyber safety and security. The collaboration will focus on creating innovative tools and providing essential training to enhance the capacity of law enforcement agencies to detect, analyze, and mitigate CSAM effectively.

Highlights of the Partnership

1. Advanced Technology Infrastructure:
SysTools will design a state-of-the-art tech stack to meet the specific challenges faced by law enforcement in combating CSAM. These tools aim to streamline investigations and enable swift action against online predators.

2. Specialized Training Programs: 
The partnership includes tailored training programs for police officers, investigators, and related personnel, equipping them with the skills necessary to identify and tackle CSAM comprehensively.

 Leadership Perspectives

Lt. Col. Santosh Khadsare, CTO, DFIR SysTools, emphasized: “As a leader in digital forensics and cybersecurity, SysTools is dedicated to addressing critical security challenges through technology. Our collaboration with the CyberPeace Foundation is a vital step in combating CSAM in India. We are proud to offer our expertise to empower law enforcement agencies in this important mission.”

Major Vineet Kumar, Founder and Global President of CyberPeace Foundation, stated: “This partnership with SysTools is a milestone in our efforts to combat CSAM. Together, we aim to build a robust technological framework to protect children from online exploitation. By equipping law enforcement with the right tools and training, we are creating a safer digital world for future generations.”