Removal Of
Inappropriate Content

Enetsec identifies, tracks, and removes harmful, defamatory, or false information published online. Using advanced technologies, the company ensures the integrity of digital evidence and compliance with legal requirements.

Your image, yourcontrol.

How we can help

In content violation cases, legal authorities may need to get involved, with cyber experts aiding in evidence collection.

Identification and evaluation

We continuously monitor the internet to identify harmful content related to our clients. This monitoring allows for a quick and accurate assessment of the severity and impact of the identified content, facilitating the prioritization of removal actions.

Immediate action

After identification, we make formal removal requests to social media platforms, websites, and search engines. We use legal mechanisms such as copyright violation notices and policy-based requests to ensure the removal of inappropriate content.

Evidence collection

We collect and preserve digital evidence, ensuring it is ready for use in potential legal actions. This step is crucial to maintaining the integrity and admissibility of evidence in court.

Legal support

Enetsec collaborates with specialized attorneys to ensure all removal actions comply with legal requirements. We also assist in preparing legal documents and judicial actions when necessary.

Monitoring and reporting

We continuously monitor the
progress of content removal and
provide detailed reports to clients.
These reports inform clients of
the status of removal requests
and actions taken, ensuring
transparency and effective
follow-up throughout
the process.

Examples of content that may be considered eligible for removal

  • . Defamatory content
  • . Harassment and cyberbullying
  • . Hate speech and discrimination
  • . Illegal or illegitimate material
  • . Intellectual property violations
  • . Misinformation and fake news
  • . Offensive or disturbing material disclosed on anonymous blogs
  • . Opinions that do not express the truthfulness of the subject
  • . Personal private information
  • . Violent and graphic content
  • . Unauthorized use of your intellectual property
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