Programs

This training equips you with essential tools and knowledge to initially secure equipment and material, and to guide others when needed—whether you’re contacted by affected individuals or assisting colleagues in relation to devices or content.

This often occurs at the case’s start, when first contact with those involved happens—handling these matters correctly is vital, as it directly influences the quality and integrity of the entire investigation. This training prepares you to support individuals—victims, relatives, witnesses, or others—on the technical aspects of evidence preservation.

You’ll learn to secure critical evidence from physical devices or online platforms without loss, while also evaluating referrals to local resources.

Who Should Attend
Professionals or officials in sectors with regular contact with individuals affected by digital sexual exploitation of children, including those handling inquiries, referrals, or reports.

Prerequisites
Participants should represent established organizations, national sector branches, or consultants supporting authorities, social services, legal, or healthcare units. No prior technical knowledge is required, but involvement in sectors addressing child sexual exploitation is mandatory.

Location
In-person at your location or online.

Registration
Contact info@iroce.org

This advanced training provides tools and knowledge for managing all aspects of digital material, equipment, and platforms in cases of digital sexual exploitation of children, with a focus on technical handling and interactions with those involved. Training includes protocols for searches and raids, technical interrogation, and best practices for cross-sector collaboration. It builds on Level 1 content, incorporating global trends, AI-related challenges, and dark web threats.

Who Should Attend
Law enforcement authorities, specialized police units, and officials in direct support roles.

Prerequisites
Please specify details of your role and responsibilities upon registration request.

Location
In-person at your location.

Registration
Contact info@iroce.org

This specialized session is designed for anyone working with exploitative material or individuals affected by digital sexual exploitation of children. It explores the profound impact of this work: How does it affect you? How can you process it effectively and prepare for future challenges? You’ll learn to recognize signs of stress in yourself, your colleagues, and others in the field, and understand how this role influences your life outside of work. The key principle: Protect yourself to be able to help others. This training offers practical tools for processing serious incidents, confrontations, and emotional demands, enhancing your overall mental health and wellbeing to sustain your vital role in supporting colleagues and those involved in cases.

Serving as a dynamic information resource, the IROCE Portal delivers recurring briefings, newsletters, and updates on platforms, risks, and solutions—a secure login portal with role-based access that IROCE administers and controls to keep specialized units and frontline professionals ahead of evolving threats. It features the latest intelligence on platforms for handling illegal digital material, along with targeted alerts, focus areas, and a Q&A forum for technical queries. The IROCE Portal also facilitates collaboration on social campaigns from diverse sectors, educating parents, schools, and communities on safe digital practices to protect minors from exploitation.