DONATE REPORT Home Information Security Statement Information Security Statement Information security is of critical importance to us. It is IWF policy to make every effort to protect our information assets from threats – whether they be internal or external, deliberate or accidental. Key to this being: Confidentiality - The prevention of unauthorised disclosure of information; Integrity - The prevention of unauthorised change to information; Availability - The appropriate setting of accesses and security levels to prevent unauthorised access and maintain those that are legitimate. Our commitment to information security is demonstrated through maintenance of an ISO/IEC 27001 certified information security management system (ISMS). A dedicated team have responsibility for reviewing and establishing relevant information security policies and procedures to keep pace with the changing technological world in which our charity operates. The ISMS is also regularly audited (both internally and externally) to ensure continued compliance with the globally recognised Standard. New members of staff receive information security training during their induction period, and all staff are required to undertake regular update sessions to ensure their knowledge and understanding remains current. We have a separate Privacy Notice explaining the specific arrangements in place regarding the processing of personal data. This can be found on our website. Compliance with our information security policies and procedures is a collective responsibility, and one that we all take seriously. Susie Hargreaves OBE IWF CEO NAVIGATION CONTACT US CAREERS USEFUL LINKS FAQS GLOSSARY COMPLAINTS ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT PRIVACY NOTICE TERMS OF USE INFORMATION SECURITY STATEMENT SITEMAP REPORT SOMETHING ELSE CONNECT WITH US © 2021 Internet Watch Foundation All Rights Reserved | Registered Charity Number: 1112398

DONATE REPORT Home Policy Work Mentions By Parliamentarians Mentions by Parliamentarians We regularly work with Members of the House of Commons, House of Lords and the European Parliament to highlight issues surrounding child sexual abuse online. Here are a handful of mentions. Vicky Ford MP in the house of Commons in June 2021. Lord Clement-Jones in the House of Lords in May 2021. Baroness Benjamin in the House of Lords in December 2020. Greg Smith MP in the House of Commons in December 2020. Article by Simon Fell MP Urgent lessons from the pandemic about keeping children safe online. READ MORE NAVIGATION CONTACT US CAREERS USEFUL LINKS FAQS GLOSSARY COMPLAINTS ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT PRIVACY NOTICE TERMS OF USE INFORMATION SECURITY STATEMENT SITEMAP REPORT SOMETHING ELSE CONNECT WITH US © 2021 Internet Watch Foundation All Rights Reserved | Registered Charity Number: 1112398