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Crisp are delighted to be featured in the DCMS directory of more than 50 UK-based companies which provide technology or solutions which facilitate safer online experiences, and protect users from harmful content, contact or conduct.

The Alan Turing Institute, the national institute for data science and artificial intelligence, invited Crisp CEO & Founder Adam Hildreth alongside leading researchers and industry advocates for a discussion on the outlook for online harms and how AI is countering disinformation.

Long-term supporters of INHOPE, UK-based Crisp have recently entered into an enhanced relationship as a Silver Partner.

Is it time for a ‘Bretton Woods’ for tech? What role are UK companies playing in keeping people safe online? Damian Collins MP discusses with former co-CEO of Blackberry, Jim Balsillie and Adam Hildreth from Crisp, a leading company in tech safety. Dr Charles Kriel debunks the theory about a US government ‘plot’ to spread COVID-19 through a new special-issue quarter.

Yorkshire firm Crisp has been recognised by the influential organisation Digital Leaders as one of the top champions of digital transformation in the UK.

Crisp has featured in a new report for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) which both claims the UK as the world leader in online safety innovation and highlights the important role Crisp is playing in the safety tech sector.

The UK is becoming the world leader in online safety innovation. Crisp is proud to play an active role in helping the UK Government to make the online world safer for millions of people.

The Northern Tech Awards Top 100 League Table was revealed, ranking companies by revenue growth over the last three years and awards will be presented to the Fastest Growing Company and Fastest Growing Larger Company.

Lockdown has seen a rise in internet use and in harmful attacks, but how is Yorkshire helping the biggest brands?

A new online safety body backed by the Government has launched today at Leeds Digital Festival with the support of 14 technology firms.

The prestigious Future Fifty. The longest running and most successful accelerator programme for late-stage tech companies in Europe.

Adam Hildreth and Michael Hayman discusses the weaponization of communication and how it's being used against global brands to harm their reputations

Crisp is recognised as one of the region's prioneering tech businesses developing cutting edge products and services that are disrupting the market and changing the world.