Last week, Web-IQ joined forces with 72 participants, from 42 organizations, and 14 countries at NASK (Polish National Research Institute) for one purpose: to create and advance technology to combat online child exploitation. The software tools created will improve outcomes for children who are being victimized, and improve the mental health of the investigators and analysts working towards their identification and safeguarding. Heartfelt appreciation for those that took time away from family and work for this noble cause.