Preventing terrorists and violent extremists from exploiting digital platforms
Preventing terrorists and violent extremists from exploiting digital platforms
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism brings together the technology industry, government, civil society, and academia to foster collaboration and information-sharing to counter terrorist and violent extremist activity online.
GIFCT’s strategic planning and programming centers on three pillars:
Prevent
PreventDelivering critical information and the capacity to prevent and disrupt terrorist and violent extremist activity online |
Respond
RespondCoordinating and continually strengthening the tech ecosystem’s response to the online impacts of terrorist or violent extremist incidents |
Adapt
AdaptConvening industry, experts, and civil society to understand emerging trends relating to technology, terrorism, and violent extremism |
Research and Resources from our Core Partners
Global Network on Extremism & Technology
Recent insights, reports, and digests from our academic research arm
- May 28 2024
Tracing Austronesian Supremacy Rhetoric on Social Media: Its Impact on the Fate of Rohingya Refugees
Introduction The Rohingya refugee crisis, which has been ongoing since 2017, has once again attracted...Read more - May 22 2024
ISKP and Digital Propaganda: An Escalating Anti-India Media Warfare
Introduction Islamic State in Al-Hind province (ISHP), IS’s branch in India, has been close to...Read more - May 20 2024
Two Paths, Same Destination: Analysing White Nationalist X Accounts Amid the War in Gaza
Introduction On 7 October 2023, Islamist militant group Hamas launched a terror attack on southern...Read more - May 15 2024
Strange Names in the Village: Online Radicalisation, Social Media Literacy and P/CVE in Western Kenya
Introduction Terrorists understand that the resilience of their organisations does not depend solely on the...Read more
Tech against Terrorism
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Our research arm @GNET_research begins its annual conference today!
Today's program delves into trends in the non-state online threat landscape, ...threats, opportunities & ethical approaches for AI, and the innovation paradox of emerging technologies (as both solutions & risks).
Tomorrow will feature discussions on mitigating extremist interference in democratic processes and addressing youth radicalization in gaming ...communities.
The @GNET_research conference features an incredible group of experts. Access the schedule below.
https://gnet-research.org/events/the-fourth-annual-gnet-conference/
GIFCT Exec Director @NaureenCFink at #GSF2024 this week in Doha:
“Public-private partnerships are critical; collaboration between industry, ...governments, and civil society working together is key to delivering effective responses.”
GIFCT is pleased to share that its research arm @GNET has launched a podcast!
Listen to the first episode with GNET's Research Director @folanski ...speaking with @effodu (@TorontoMet) about the intersection of #AI and violent #extremism.
Earlier this month, GIFCT & @firjan convened a Latin American tech workshop in Rio.
Regional industry bodies, #tech companies & experts had ...the opportunity to share insights on regional terrorism & #counterterrorism dynamics.
See our website for a recap: https://gifct.org/2024/04/29/latam-tech-workshop/
GIFCT's Executive Director @NaureenCFink gave the keynote speech at "Addressing the Prevailing Digital ‘Information Disorder,’" a regional ...conference organized by the @OSCE Action Against Terrorism Unit and the National Counter-terrorism Council of Mongolia.
The conference underscored the need to enhance #DigitalLiteracy, develop inclusive, #gender-sensitive policies, and center #HumanRights-based ...approaches while preventing and countering terrorism and violent extremism. We're pleased to have contributed to this valuable dialogue.