Organisations face difficulties in detecting and preventing an ever-increasing quantity of online harms and crimes. Manual detection methods are often too slow and cumbersome, reliance on human intelligence is costly, and certain attempts at automation prove clunky and unreliable. The extent of the addressable problem is also constrained by factors such as limited budgets, staff shortages and illnesses. The upshot is ever-increasing damages to people and society, including financial, physical and mental.

Even with unlimited time, budget, and human resources, and ignoring the complexity of crimes and compliance, organisations are not reasonably able to address the problem in the absence of accurate and reliable technologies.

We provide technologies that help Law enforcement agencies (LEAs), brands and businesses, social media and gaming moderation platforms, and others, to identify sources of potential harm. This allows for a variety of interventions geared towards reducing damages caused. And we have worked extensively with many relevant agencies to ensure that such tasks are appropriately automated.