Image Analyzer receives safety accreditation from the UK Government
Feb 11, 2022
UK-based Image Analyzer has received accreditation from the government for its innovative content moderation safety technology.
February 10, 2022 —
Image Analyzer, an award-winning provider of content moderation software, has received safety accreditation from the UK Government.
Image Analyzer has been recognised as an accredited provider of safety technology in the latest version of the Directory of UK Safety Tech Providers. The directory lists companies and service providers that promote and deliver safe, enjoyable online experiences.
Safety technology is an increasingly important field as threats become more advanced and diverse and the number of web and smart device users increases. Image Analyzer provides artificial intelligence-based content moderation software for image, video and media streaming, including live streaming. This innovative technology protects users and minimises legal risks for companies and corporations. With Image Analyzer, web users and business owners can enjoy peace of mind.
Image Analyzer works rapidly to detect and address risks. Within milliseconds, the technology flags potentially harmful or illegal content, protecting children and adults from exposure to images or video content that is illegal or damaging. Image Analyzer prevents users from accessing and sharing unsuitable media content. The simple API enables partners and users to integrate new safety technology seamlessly. Image Analyzer offers an array of deployment options, including managed cloud services, Cloud Instance, on-site Virtual Appliance and embedded SDK.
At a time when screen time is increasing and online content is more accessible than ever, Image Analyzer offers robust protection against harmful media and illegal conduct. The Government’s Directory of UK Safety Tech Providers states, “Image Analyzer offers an image and video content moderation solution that detects visual threats including pornography, extremism and graphic violence. Its simple API makes it easy for software vendors and service providers to integrate the technology into their applications."
All the companies listed in the government directory offer safety tech services and solutions that actively promote and facilitate safe online experiences. By utilising Image Analyzer, individuals and businesses can enjoy enhanced protection against harmful content and visual threats. More information is available at https://www.image-analyzer.com/.
About Image Analyzer
Image Analyzer offers artificial intelligence-based content moderation software, which reduces the risks of accessing, viewing and sharing harmful and illegal content for web users. The software can be used to detect harmful content, including images, videos and live streaming. In addition to protecting children and vulnerable adults, Image Analyzer also offers benefits for companies looking to minimise the risks of legal issues linked to employees accessing or sharing illegal content. Image Analyzer’s innovative, intelligent software provides access to safe online experiences. Recent UK Government accreditation underlines the efficacy and reliability of the software.
Anyone who wishes to learn more about Image Analyzer or its recent addition to the UK Government’s safety listing is encouraged to make use of the following contact details:
Business name: Image Analyzer
Website: https://www.image-analyzer.com/
Press contact name: Jack Manley
Press contact address: Freestyle Digital, Oculis House, South Hampshire Industrial Park
Press contact telephone number: 02380000212
Press contact email: [email protected]
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Name: Jack Manley
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Organization: Image Analyzer
Address: Freestyle Digital, Oculis House, South Hampshire Industrial Park
Phone: 02380000212
Website: https://www.image-analyzer.com/
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