Evidence first
Every action we take is backed by captured, timestamped and reviewable evidence. If it cannot be proven, we do not claim it.
About us
Legal expertise, forensic analysis and technology in one team.
We exist for a single purpose: to make sure the people who create and license content are the people who profit from it.
Our approach
Enforcement is an operations problem, not a paperwork problem.
Piracy operators run at broadcast speed. Traditional rights enforcement runs at legal speed. We closed that gap by building one team where lawyers, analysts and engineers work the same case at the same time.
Technology finds the infringement. Forensic analysis proves it. Legal expertise makes the removal stick and keeps the operator from returning under a new name.
Principles
What guides our work.
Speed with accuracy
Fast removals matter, but wrongful takedowns damage trust. Human verification sits between detection and enforcement.
Transparent reporting
Clients see real detection volumes, real removal times and unresolved cases — not selective statistics.
Modular by design
You buy the protection you need. Services scale up around a tournament and down between seasons.
Lawful conduct
We operate strictly within applicable law and platform process. No unauthorised access, no vigilantism.
Long-term deterrence
Success is not one takedown. It is a measurable, sustained drop in infringement across a season.
Capability
Where we operate.
Headquartered in Bangalore, India, with an Australian presence and associates across the globe, we cover the timezones in which live sport actually happens.
Operations centreBangalore, India
Regional officeAustralia
Associate networkEurope, Middle East, Asia-Pacific
Monitoring cover24 / 7 / 365
LanguagesMultilingual case handling
Legal supportCounsel-ready evidence packs
Why it matters
Every unlicensed stream is a licence someone did not buy.
Piracy does not only cost a single subscription. It devalues exclusivity, weakens the next rights negotiation, exposes fans to fraud and malware, and removes money from the sport, studio or creator that produced the content.
Protecting rights protects the whole ecosystem that depends on them.