Technology for creative work

We find what others overlook

Six scanning servers, 21 parallel image-analysis processes and several detection layers search around the clock for traces of your productions. The final decision is always human.

  • 6active scan servers
  • 24/7source monitoring
  • 21parallel image analyses
  • Teamfinal review
System at work

Protection works in the background

While you create, our systems monitor prioritized sources, compare visual patterns and prepare suspicious findings for human review.

Protection system active
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    6Scanning serversmonitor prioritized sources
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    21Image-analysis processescompare visual material in parallel
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    OCRWatermarks & textassociate visible identifiers
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    TeamFinal reviewdecides every case

An anonymized system view – customer names, domains and specific finding locations remain protected.

Controlled pilot
New Release Protection

Protection starts at release

New productions are especially vulnerable just after publication. Release Shield connects official publishing sources to the existing protection chain and gives new content higher priority during this critical window.

  • The official source starts protectionA listing page, feed or connected source signals a new production to the protection system.
  • Higher priority during the first 72 hoursNew releases are searched more frequently without displacing the ongoing monitoring of older content.
  • One accountable processFindings pass through the same review, provider notice, Google layer and follow-up checks as existing cases.
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Prioritized protection windowFrom the original to monitoring
Pilot
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    Recognize publicationThe official customer source provides title, timing and reference material.
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    Prioritize the new productionSearch variants and visual characteristics enter the existing crawler pipeline.
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    Review and report findingsAfter human approval, the documented case goes to the responsible party.
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    Measure response timesDetection, first finding, notice and offline confirmation become traceable.

Release Shield is in controlled rollout. Intervals and available source connections are agreed for each pilot project.

Six detection layers

Six layers instead of a simple search

A new filename is not enough to hide a copy from us. Our systems connect its location, visual content, visible identifiers, page structure and actual link target.

No single signal decides a case: crawlers find the trace, SSCD recognizes the visual, OCR reads visible clues, specialist processes reveal link targets – and a person verifies the result.

  • Crawlers search where leaks emerge

    Crawlers search where leaks emerge

    Six scanning servers monitor known risk areas and newly emerging sources. They focus on places where protected productions are actually shared, mirrored or republished.

  • AI finds images despite alterations

    AI finds images despite alterations

    Twenty-one parallel analysis processes compare visual SSCD characteristics. The AI model recognizes content after cropping, scaling, recompression or subtle modification.

  • Match watermarks, logos & text

    Match watermarks, logos & text

    OCR reads text, watermarks, logos and design characteristics in near real time. Visible clues connect a finding to the correct protected production more quickly.

  • Classify leak structures automatically

    Classify leak structures automatically

    Technical and AI-assisted models recognize galleries, image series, video tiles and common leak structures. Suspicious patterns move into review with priority.

  • Reveal concealed target links

    Reveal concealed target links

    Specialized browser processes follow redirects, click paths and image- or form-based access steps. Analyzed barriers and actually recovered target links are documented separately.

  • People verify before every notice

    People verify before every notice

    Automation delivers speed. Our staff checks attribution and context, prevents unnecessary notices and approves only cases that can be documented clearly.

A clear case path

From a match to an outcome

Technology finds the trace. People review the connection. The system documents, reports and continues checking.

  1. Monitor Detect new traces

    Crawlers check prioritized sources and capture new posts, galleries, archives and references.

    Outcome: new trace
  2. Classify Prioritize risk

    Technical, visual and contextual signals are combined and assessed for relevance.

    Outcome: prioritized match
  3. Verify Confirm attribution

    Staff reviews content, source and rights attribution. Unclear findings are not reported automatically.

    Outcome: approved case
  4. Submit Document the notice

    Hosts, platforms or the appropriate contact points receive the required evidence and details.

    Outcome: documented submission
  5. Follow up Check status again

    The link remains monitored until its availability is checked again and its status is updated.

    Outcome: confirmed status
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Never “send and forget”

If reported content remains available, it returns to follow-up. When it is found offline, the system records the actual verification time.

Detect earlier, act sooner

Our process combines early detection, controlled approval and repeated verification – fast enough for the web, careful enough for defensible notices.

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