Tech Against Terrorism
Initiative supporting smaller platforms against terrorist use, and the operator of TCAP.
About Tech Against Terrorism
Tech Against Terrorism is a United Nations-backed international initiative that combats terrorist activity within the online technology sphere. It builds tools to help other companies combat online terrorist activities. Its services include a mentorship programme for tech companies, a Trustmark accreditation and bespoke support.
Its founding members include the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate and ICT4peace. It is a strictly independent, not-for-profit organisation. It is implemented by the Online Harms Foundation. Its team includes counterterrorism policy and human rights specialists, open-source intelligence analysts, developers, and data scientists.
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Press Release: Listing Is Not DisruptionFrom their feed
Tech Against Terrorism warns the UK is ignoring the online frontline
July 16, 2026
Press Release: AI TERRORISM BLIND SPOT - First Benchmark Built to Measure It Finds Frontier Models Give Attackers Usable HelpFrom their feed
Tech Against Terrorism today publishes the Counter-Terrorism AI (CT-AI) Benchmark, the first test of artificial intelligence built specifically for terrorist and violent-extremist misuse. Built independently and self-funded, it finds that across 27 leading models, around a third of responses gave a would-be attacker usable uplift, and that open models stripped of their safety controls complied with almost every request. Adam Hadley CBE, Executive Director of Tech Against Terrorism, said: “Until now, there was no AI benchmark focused specifically on terrorism, so we built one. With nothing more
July 2, 2026
Press Release: Tech Against Terrorism warns Golders Green attack marks national emergency, calls for urgent government actionFrom their feed
Tech Against Terrorism today set out four public policy recommendations for the UK government in response to the terrorist attack in Golders Green on 29 April, in which two Jewish men were stabbed in north London. The attack has been claimed by Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia (HAYI), a group already associated with a sustained campaign of arson and sabotage against London's Jewish community.
April 30, 2026
Beyond 10,000 URLs: A TCAP Milestone That Demands Immediate ActionFrom their feed
December 5, 2025
Press Release: Tech Against Terrorism Awards Trustmark to WeTransferFrom their feed
London, 16 October 2025
October 17, 2025