European Union
Digital Services Act reporting and escalation
Official European Commission guidance for platform notices, internal complaints, dispute settlement, and national Digital Services Coordinators.
Open resourcePublic officials & government offices
Protect officials and the public from fake accounts
When someone impersonates an elected official or government office, the people who get hurt are the public: they send money, personal details or trust to a fake. GACS monitors social platforms for accounts copying your officials and gives your team the evidence to get them removed quickly.
What we watch for
- Fake profiles using an official's name and photo to message voters
- Fake donation, grant or relief-payment offers sent "on behalf of" an office
- Impersonation spikes around elections, announcements and emergencies
- Fake or sexualised AI-generated images of officials shared to harass or discredit them
- Copycat accounts that damage public trust in real official channels
From discovery to documented outcome
Each suspicious account can become a private incident case. Your team preserves URLs and screenshots, prepares the relevant platform report, records ticket numbers, schedules follow-ups and closes the record when content is removed or the matter is escalated.
Legal support and victim services
Use the service that matches the person's age, location, and type of abuse. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
Adults worldwide
StopNCII.org
Specialist nonprofit service for adults facing non-consensual intimate images, including synthetic or generated sexual images.
Open resourceUnited States
FTC TAKE IT DOWN Act resources
Official federal information and reporting for platform failures after a removal request involving non-consensual intimate imagery or digital forgeries.
Open resourceUnder 18
NCMEC Take It Down
Hash-based support for images taken when the person was under 18, including synthetic content; images stay on the person's device.
Open resourceCanada
Cybertip.ca deepfake and intimate-image support
Canada's national tipline and practical removal guidance, with specialist support for young people and image-based abuse.
Open resourceInternational policy
UN Women technology-facilitated violence resources
Policy and advocacy resources on technology-facilitated violence against women and girls. The UN does not operate an individual takedown channel.
Open resourceStart a free 30-day trial
A card starts the trial. Billing begins after 30 days unless you cancel beforehand in billing settings.
- Continuous monitoring of official accounts for copycats
- Alerts to your communications team when a suspicious account appears
- Private evidence cases with file hashes and incident timelines
- Deepfake photo checks, platform report drafts, follow-up reminders and removal tracking
- Daily checks and a watched-accounts page for every official on your plan
Up to 10 officials
$0 for 30 days
then $499/mo
Up to 25 officials
$0 for 30 days
then $999/mo
Larger office, institution or department?
Request tailored coverage, an invoice or purchase-order support.
Request My QuoteBriefing your team first? Download the one-page brief (PDF) — a printable summary you can share with decision-makers.
Investigators and law enforcement
Investigators can request free exports of the public scam registry through the contact form.