Threat Atlas
The threat to children, measured
Online exploitation and trafficking are happening at a scale most people never see. This page shows the published numbers, what it means for Nevada, and how AIP fights back with disciplined, evidence-first methods.
National picture · 2025
What was reported to the CyberTipline
Total reports by year (millions)
Totals fell in 2024 partly because NCMEC began counting bundled reports differently and because of end-to-end encryption. The categories AIP works on rose sharply. Source: NCMEC CyberTipline data and NCMEC: 2024 in numbers. Read November 14, 2026.
Nevada · 2025
Human trafficking in our state
Cases by type
Hotels and motels were the most common setting for sex trafficking cases with a known venue (20 cases), one reason AIP trains workers across Las Vegas hospitality.
Nationally the Hotline logged 52,664 signals, 15,085 cases and 21,457 victims in 2025. Source: National Human Trafficking Hotline: Nevada and National Human Trafficking Hotline statistics. Read November 14, 2026. Case counts are those the Hotline could identify, so real numbers are higher.
Our approach
Tradecraft, applied to prevention
AIP’s leadership brings national-security and incident-response experience to a child-protection mission: a co-founder who spent 27 years with the Central Intelligence Agency, and a technology chief from frontline digital forensics and incident response. We apply the same disciplines that careful investigators and defenders use, with one rule above the rest: protect children and their information first. AIP is an independent nonprofit. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.
Grade the source
Every claim in our materials is traced to its origin and weighed for reliability before it reaches a parent or student.
Our standardTest the story
We compare competing explanations and ask what would prove us wrong before we draw a conclusion.
Our standardAttack our own defenses
Adversarial review of our tools and AI use finds weaknesses before a bad actor does.
Our standardCollect nothing we shouldn’t
No child’s chats, images, or tip content are collected or stored. Evidence goes to NCMEC and law enforcement.
Our standardTurn threats into lessons
New scams are tracked and converted into curriculum and parent alerts, with a human sign-off.
In developmentWhat you can do
Turn awareness into protection
Safety is built before the crisis
Pick your part and see it through. Prevention works when people follow through.