ALS Scan Joins ASACP

LOS ANGELES — Content producer ALS Scan has become the latest adult entertainment company to fight child pornography online by becoming a corporate sponsor of ASACP.

According to ASACP Executive Director Joan Irvine, ALS Scan has had a long tradition of protecting children online throughout its 10-year history.

“We couldn’t be more pleased about welcoming ALS Scan,” Irvine said. “They’re good business people, and they’re good people. When we met them at the Phoenix Forum, it was clear right away that they were an ideal match for ASACP.”

ALS Scan displays prominent links on its warning pages to parental filtering software and uses a legally certified forensic document analyst to verify identifications, ensuring that all of its models are of legal age.

The company also has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to helping children with Cancer and Muscular Dystrophy.

“We are so glad to find out about ASACP through Joan and Rick,” ALS Scan Director of Operations Sarah Walsh said. “We firmly believe in this organization and what they are doing to protect our children and our industry.”

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