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​ICAC TASK FORCE PROGRAM

Mission

The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program  (ICAC) helps state and local law enforcement agencies develop an effective response to technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and Internet crimes against children. This support encompasses forensic and investigative components, training and technical assistance, victim services, prevention and community education.  Read The PROTECT Our Children Act ​of 2008.​

ICAC Task Force's 61 Agencies

Map of ICAC TF Agencies

​Quick Facts

Established in 1998 with 10 Task Forces.   
As of 2016, it is a nationwide network of 61 coordinated Task Forces.
Since 1998, more than 516,000 complaints of alleged child sexual victimization have been reviewed.
In 2014, approximately 33,000 law enforcement investigators, 1,950 prosecutors and 4,000 other professionals worked ICAC related cases.
​In 2015, the ICAC program trained over 34,000 law enforcement personnel, over 3,600 prosecutors, and more than 9,400 other professionals working in the ICAC field.
​In 2015, more than 54,000 investigations and 61,000 forensic exams were conducted. These efforts resulted in the arrests of more than 8,500 individuals.

 

Background

The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program (ICAC) is a national network of 61 coordinated task forces representing more than 4,500 federal, state, and local law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies. These agencies are engaged in both proactive and reactive investigations, forensic examinations, and criminal prosecutions. By helping state and local agencies develop effective, sustainable responses to online child victimization – including responses to child sexual abuse images, the ICAC Program has increased law enforcements capacity to combat technology facilitated crimes against children at every level.

The ICAC Program was developed in response to the increasing number of children and teenagers using the Internet and other technology, the proliferation of child sexual abuse images available electronically, and the heightened online activity by predators seeking unsupervised contact with potential underage victims. Because ICAC Members understand that arrests alone cannot resolve the problem of technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation, the ICAC Program is also dedicated to training law enforcement officers and prosecutors, as well as educating parents and youth about the potential dangers of online activity.

​Benefits of Becoming Task Force Member

Training Opportunities

ICAC Members, who are also members of this web site, can view and register for upcoming training offered by the ICAC Training Providers.  Training is provided in both on-​site and eLearning (webinars, recorded webinars, self-paced, live instuctor-led) environments and range in various technical levels.  ICAC instructors bring hands-on experience in their areas of expertise and fields of instruction receiving above average ratings on student evaluations and national recognition for their dedication to the ICAC Task Force Program.

 

 

Please note, you must be a member of this web site and logged in to view the schedule. If you are not a member of this web site you may request access using the Request Web Site Access button above. 
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Resource Library

The Task Force Resource Library offers a large variety of documents and references which may be beneficial to you as a member of this web site. Members and subject matter experts continually contribute materials to this library in an effort to keep up with emerging technologies and trends.

 

 

Please note, you must be a member of this web site and logged in to view the schedule. If you are not a member of this web site you may request access using the Request Web Site Access button above.

    

ListServ

The ICAC Task Force ListServ is a closed email distribution list that provides an easy-to-use means for individuals affiliated with the ICAC Task Force to communicate with each other, to share knowledge and tap into the resources that the ICAC Task Force has to offer on a national level.  Access to this list is limited; you must be approved by your Regional ICAC Task Force Commander.

 

 

TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES 

ICAC Members, who are also members of this web site, can view and register for upcoming training offered by the ICAC Training Providers.  Training is provided in both on-site and eLearning (webinars, recorded webinars, self-paced, live instuctor-led) environments and range in various technical levels.  ICAC instructors bring hands-on experience in their areas of expertise and fields of instruction receiving above average ratings on student evaluations and national recognition for their dedication to the ICAC Task Force Program.

 

Please note, you must be a member of this web site and logged in to view the schedule. If you are not a member of this web site you may request access using the Request Web Site Access button above.

 

The Task Force Resource Library offers a large variety of documents and references which may be beneficial to you as a member of this web site. Members and subject matter experts continually contribute materials to this library in an effort to keep up with emerging technologies and trends.

 

Please note, you must be a member of this web site and logged in to view the schedule. If you are not a member of this web site you may request access using the Request Web Site Access button above.

 

The ICAC Task Force ListServ is a closed email distribution list that provides an easy-to-use means for individuals affiliated with the ICAC Task Force to communicate with each other, to share knowledge and tap into the resources that the ICAC Task Force has to offer on a national level.  Access to this list is limited; you must be approved by your Regional ICAC Task Force Commander.

 

LOOKUP STUDENT ID/RESET PASSWORD 

The ICAC Task Force Program site is supported and maintained by FVTC's ICAC Training & Technical Assistance Program.  This site uses the same security credentials (9-digit student ID and password) as all other FVTC systems.  When logging into this web site, please be sure to include the @fvtc.edu domain after your FVTC student number (i.e., 700125650@fvtc.edu).

 

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