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NCMEC's process for triaging and prioritizing CyberTipline reports, including the use of automated de-duplication, human analyst labeling, and law enforcement liaisons.
NCMEC’s CyberTipline receives tens of millions of reports each year but escalates a very small fraction as “urgent” or otherwise actively pushed to law enforcement for immediate action — roughly 0.18%...
The CyberTipline received over 35.9 million reports in 2023 and NCMEC says more than 1.1 million reports were referred to law enforcement in the United States, including Internet Crimes Against Childr...
triages millions of CyberTipline reports by combining automated de-duplication and hashing, human analyst labeling, statutory referral rules, and categorization that distinguishes “referrals” from “in...
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) reports that in 2023 its CyberTipline staff escalated 63,892 reports to law enforcement as “urgent” because a child was deemed in imminent ...