The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction

the Defense Computer Forensic Laboratory (DCFL). This procedure will expedite results,ensure proper formatting, and eliminate unnecessary evaluations.Additionally, the MCIO representative will have access to the NCMEC CyberTipline. TheCyberTipline, often referred to as the "9-1-1 of the Internet," serves as the national clearinghousefor online reporting of tips regarding child sexual exploitation including child pornography,online enticement of children for sex acts, molestation of children outside the family, sex tourismof children, child victims of prostitution, and unsolicited obscene material sent to a child. TheMCIO representative will be able to review and take action on reported leads by accessing the"Federal Matrix", a de- confliction tool within the CyberTipline. Access to this matrix isprovided to agency representatives assigned to NCMEC, including the Federal Bureau ofInvestigation (FBI), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), United States PostalInspection Service (USPIS), and United States Secret Service (USSS). The MCIO representativewill be able to review submitted CyberTipline reports, conduct DoD database searches, anddisseminate reports involving DoD assets to the proper jurisdiction. This will ensure MCIOinvolvement from the inception of the investigation which will help to protect DoD interests andeliminate late or after-the-fact notification.The MCIO representative will work with local, state, and federal partners regarding on-going orlarge scale child exploitation operations, helping identify possible DoD targets and quicklydisseminating this information to the field.The MCIO representative will also provide guidance and training to the MCIO community withregard to child exploitation investigations and operations. The MCIO representative will assistagents and the JAG Corps community with obtaining Victim Impact Statements, ageregression/age-progressionimages, sanitized photographs for trial preparation, training relatedPowerPoint presentations, Internet safety materials, and published research studies. The MCIOrepresentative will help to assist outside law enforcement agencies with DoD database checks,Service Record Book reviews, and any additional support with regard to child exploitationinvestigations.Additionally, the MCIO Representative will sit on the NCMEC Law Enforcement Committee,Federal Agency Task Force on Missing and Exploited Children, and the Internet Crimes AgainstChildren Advisory Group. Representation on these committees will enhance MCIO visibilityand information sharing capabilities.b. Department of Navy’s Crime Reduction Program - Campaign to PreventChild Abuse/Child ExploitationThe Department of the Navy (DON) Crime Reduction Program dedicated its third campaign tosupport child abuse/child exploitation prevention. From Apr-Jun 2009, the Naval CriminalInvestigative Service (NCIS) and DON partners, like Fleet and Family Support Center andMarine Corps Community Services, joined forces to increase education and awareness on thesubject of child abuse. Eighty-two briefings were conducted with 6,081 attendees. Communityoutreach events were held aboard installations, including Leadership Breakfasts, Child Abuse92