CSAM Insights | Sumble

What is CSAM?

CSAM stands for Child Sexual Abuse Material. It refers to visual depictions or other content that portrays, promotes, or facilitates the sexual abuse, exploitation, or endangerment of children. The term is commonly used in law enforcement, online safety, and child protection contexts. Its creation, distribution, and possession are illegal in most jurisdictions. Technology companies and social media platforms actively work to detect, remove, and prevent the spread of CSAM on their services.

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What other technologies are related to CSAM?

CSAM Complementary Technologies

SP 800-137

SP 800-137 is a NIST publication focused on information security continuous monitoring, which is complementary to CSAM as it provides a framework for ongoing assessment and authorization.

mentioned alongside CSAM in 81% (70) of relevant job posts

Xacta

Xacta is a compliance management platform that automates many aspects of risk and compliance, including activities related to CSAM, making it complementary.

mentioned alongside CSAM in 9% (426) of relevant job posts

SA&A

SA&A (Security Assessment and Authorization) is a process related to assessing and authorizing systems, which aligns directly with CSAM's goals, making it complementary.

mentioned alongside CSAM in 71% (56) of relevant job posts