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Marriott Director of Human Rights and Social Impact Abbe Horswill on why stopping human trafficking is everyone’s responsibility.

Marriott Director of Human Rights and Social Impact Abbe Horswill believes that stopping human trafficking is everyone’s responsibility, and Marriott seeks to lead the way. Marriott relies on Cisco’s security products to manage guest network access, blocking attempts to view child sexual abuse material (CSAM) at nearly 5,000 Marriott properties in the U.S. & Canada. This is accomplished using a list provided by the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF). Together, Marriott, IWF, and Cisco’s security solutions are working to make the internet safer, not only for Marriott guests, but for the world.

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