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Government of Canada

Protect Canadian public officials and trusted government channels

Monitor watched accounts for impersonators and give communications teams a private workflow for evidence, reporting, follow-ups and removal outcomes.

Protection built for public-facing teams

  • Watch ministers, members, senior officials and departmental accounts
  • Capture fake profiles that misuse official names and images
  • Keep incident evidence and platform correspondence organized
  • Prepare reports for the platform where the abuse appears

From alert to documented outcome

Turn a suspicious account or image into a private case, preserve URLs and screenshots, prepare the relevant platform report, record ticket numbers, schedule follow-ups and track removal or escalation.

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.

European Union

Digital Services Act reporting and escalation

Official European Commission guidance for platform notices, internal complaints, dispute settlement, and national Digital Services Coordinators.

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Adults worldwide

StopNCII.org

Specialist nonprofit service for adults facing non-consensual intimate images, including synthetic or generated sexual images.

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United 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.

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Under 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.

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Canada

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.

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International 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.

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Start protection for your Canadian office

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.

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