Tackling abuse and coercive control: The path to inherently safer technology

27th August 2021Lesley Nuttall, IBM Cloud Security Engineer

The technology revolution has brought about many benefits for society, but it has also provided tools for domestic abuse perpetrators to harass, stalk and terrify their victims, often through coercive control; IBM Security specialist Lesley Nuttall explains how technology is being used to abuse victims, and the steps that tech designers can take to ensure that their latest developments are resistant to being manipulated for harm.

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Tackling abuse and coercive control: The path to inherently safer technology

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