Converge Blocks 12 Billion Malicious Access Attempts in 2025

Converge Blocks 12 Billion Malicious Access Attempts in 2025

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In 2025, Converge ICT Solutions Inc. blocked nearly 12 billion access attempts to harmful websites, significantly enhancing its cybersecurity measures. The company blacklisted over 72,000 domains linked to illegal activities, including child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and online gambling. This initiative aligns with government directives and collaboration with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF). Converge's proactive approach aims to protect customers from cyber threats and promote a safer internet experience, especially for children. The IWF reported a doubling of monitored commercial child sexual abuse websites, indicating a growing threat landscape. Converge's efforts are part of a broader commitment to Tech for Good, ensuring that its network is not exploited for illicit activities. The company has been working with the IWF since 2021 to combat online sexual exploitation and safeguard users.

Key Points: • Converge blocked nearly 12 billion access attempts to harmful websites in 2025. • The company blacklisted over 72,000 domains linked to illegal online activities. • Collaboration with the IWF highlights the growing threat of child sexual abuse material online.

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2025-01-01
Converge intensifies cybersecurity efforts
Converge ICT Solutions Inc. began implementing enhanced cybersecurity measures to combat rising cyber threats.
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2025-12-31
12 billion access attempts blocked
Converge reported blocking nearly 12 billion attempts to access malicious websites throughout 2025.
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2025-12-31
72,000 domains blacklisted
The company blacklisted over 72,000 domains associated with illegal content, including CSAM and online gambling.
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