LONDON, UK / ACCESS Newswire / October 17, 2025 / Detego Global, an innovator in digital forensics technology and case management solutions, is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Raven, the first and only 501(c)4 social welfare organisation in the United States dedicated to ending child exploitation in the country.
This collaboration brings together Detego Global’s award-winning digital forensics and investigation tools with Raven’s influential work in legislative advocacy, community initiatives, and strategic consulting. United by a shared mission, both organisations aim to equip law enforcement agencies with the tools, intelligence, and policy support they need to identify perpetrators, safeguard children, and drive meaningful change.
Detego Global’s tools are trusted by child protection and ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children) teams around the world to accelerate every stage of their investigations. From responding rapidly to cyber tips and identifying offenders, to building robust, court-ready cases, the company’s technology enables investigators to act quickly with confidence. With patented, record-setting data extraction capabilities, precision triage that identifies crime-linked devices in seconds, advanced AI-powered analytics, and full chain-of-custody case management, Detego technology enables investigative teams to tackle child exploitation and safeguard the most vulnerable while helping reduce exposure to traumatic content and easing operational burdens.
Andy Lister, Managing Director at Detego Global, said:
“Few causes demand more urgent action than the fight against child exploitation. At Detego Global, we’ve always been committed to supporting those tackling serious and complex crimes, and through this partnership with Raven, we’re taking that commitment even further. Their policy expertise and unwavering advocacy efforts complement our technology perfectly. Together, we’re creating a powerful force for change.”
Raven has become a leading voice in the United States by lobbying for stronger protective legislation, supporting ICAC Task Forces, and holding tech platforms accountable for harmful content. Their ability to connect government, law enforcement and non-profit sectors mirrors Detego Global’s own collaborative approach to combatting exploitation and organised crime.
John Pizzuro, CEO of Raven, added:
“Today investigators need technology to fight technology, and this partnership with Detego Global is a significant step forward in our mission to protect children. This support for Raven will help us get much needed funding for investigators to purchase technology such as the end-to-end Detego platform in order to keep our children safe. By aligning our advocacy with their technological innovation, we are building a united front against those who exploit children.”
The partnership forms part of Detego Global’s broader commitment to corporate social responsibility, under the “Progress Through Purpose” initiative which supports military and law enforcement charities, environmental causes, and community empowerment efforts worldwide.
About Detego Global
Detego Global is the company behind the Unified Digital Forensics Platform and Detego Case Manager, trusted by military, law enforcement, and enterprise teams in over 70 countries. Its solutions enable rapid extraction, triage, and analysis of digital evidence at scale, helping investigators tackle serious crimes such as child exploitation, human trafficking, terrorism, and fraud.
About Raven
Raven is the first 501(c)4 organisation in the United States solely focused on ending child exploitation. Through government relations, community projects, and policy consulting, Raven works with lawmakers, task forces, and advocacy groups to improve legislation, expand investigative capacity, and protect children from harm.
Company: Detego Global
Contact Person: Buddhika Karunasekara (Director of Marketing)
Phone Number: +44 (0) 7889 227 428
Email: budd.karunasekara@detegoglobal.com
Release Date: 17 October, 2025
SOURCE: Detego Global
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