Thorn Case Study – Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Using AWS, Thorn developed Spotlight, an app that helps law enforcement close trafficking cases much faster than by using traditional manual methods. Founded in 2012, Thorn builds technology to defend children from sexual abuse. Spotlight uses Amazon Rekognition, an image and video analysis service, Amazon EC2 C5 instances with Intel Xeon processors, and Amazon Cognito for a secure, scalable user directory. It also uses Amazon SQS and Amazon SNS to queue escort ads for analysis and send alerts to law enforcement.
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