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Brand protection that
holds up under scrutiny.
Discover every asset carrying your brand, understand what was done to it, correlate who is behind it, and preserve the whole observation as evidence. One platform from first sighting to filed enforcement.
Your team is measured on outcomes,
not on alert volume.
Brand protection programmes fail in three predictable places. None of them are detection problems.
Volume without resolution
More alerts is not more progress. Teams drown in individually true detections that never assemble into a case anyone can act on, and enforcement throughput plateaus while exposure keeps growing.
Evidence that does not travel
A screenshot in a shared drive cannot be shown to be unaltered. When counsel or a platform asks how the material was captured and stored, the answer has to be more than “we saved it”.
Whack-a-mole economics
Removing listings one at a time costs more than replacing them does. Without the relationships between sellers, domains, and payment infrastructure, you are funding an operation's resilience.
One platform, fourteen working parts.
Argus is the delivery vehicle for brand protection at Cyber Conclave. Every capability below writes into the same asset record and the same graph, which is what makes the output evidence rather than a report.
Continuous acquisition across marketplaces, websites, social platforms, app stores, ad networks, and your own cloud repositories.
Identifies unauthorised use of marks, including redraws, partial marks, and deliberately distorted traces.
Compares products, packaging, labels, and serial ranges against authorised specifications.
Seller-level behaviour, listing velocity, pricing anomalies, and fulfilment signals across global and regional platforms.
Lookalike registrations, storefront clones, and content mirrors, seeded from passive DNS and certificate transparency.
Nearest-neighbour recall in embedding space, so near-misses surface instead of being silently dropped.
Posts, reels, comment imagery, and promoted content, with account-level correlation into the graph.
Diffusion and GAN residual detection, content credential checks, and texture entropy scoring.
Write-once storage, external timestamping, and a hash-linked custody record on every observation.
Cases open themselves with exhibits, genealogy, and cluster analysis already attached.
REST, GraphQL, streaming events, webhooks, SDKs, and a Terraform provider.
Event-driven recrawl when a seller, domain, or campaign changes behaviour.
Assignment, comments, review states, and a full audit trail on every action.
Programme-level exposure, enforcement throughput, and outcome reporting for executives.
See where your brand is losing ground.
Exposure scored by surface and region, weighted by asset value, seller volume, buyer reach, and enforcement friction. Not a count of detections — a measure of where damage is compounding, so programme budget follows risk instead of noise.
| Surface | N. America | LATAM | EMEA | China | SE Asia | India |
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Every image has a history.
Argus reconstructs the family tree of an asset — the original, the crops, the recompressions, the screenshots of screenshots, the generative repaints — and places each one on a timeline with a preserved observation behind it.
Original sealed at intake. Baseline fingerprint and rights record established.
◆ SEALEDThree lookalike domains registered within 41 minutes on shared hosting.
◆ SEALEDCropped and recompressed mark on a new storefront. Parent resolved in 380ms.
◆ SEALED19 sellers publish the same derivative set inside a six-hour window.
◆ SEALEDDiffusion repaints appear, defeating pixel matching. The fingerprint still resolves.
◆ SEALED14 exhibits, cluster CN-0117, custody verified, enforcement packet issued.
◆ SEALEDStop counting listings.
Start naming operations.
Individual infringements are symptoms. Argus clusters sellers and infrastructure on shared signals — hosting blocks, TLS fingerprints, payment handles, creator-tool artefacts, publishing rhythm — so a hundred listings resolve to the handful of operators actually running them.
Signals that cluster
- Shared hosting blocks, name servers, and TLS fingerprints
- Reused payment handles and processor identifiers
- Identical creator-tool metadata across unrelated-looking sellers
- Derivatives descending from the same parent asset
- Synchronised publishing windows and price movements
- Shared logistics patterns and fulfilment origins
What that changes
- One consolidated case instead of forty separate notices
- Escalation to platform trust teams with network evidence attached
- Registrar and host escalation supported by shared-infrastructure proof
- Repeat-infringer records that survive seller-account churn
- Measurable reduction in recurrence rather than in ticket count
- A defensible basis for prioritising which operators to pursue
Enforcement is a documentation problem.
By the time a matter reaches counsel, the questions are always the same: when did we first see it, what changed, how do we know the capture is intact, and who else is involved. Argus answers all four before anyone asks, and packages the answers in a form your legal team and the platform both accept.
- Exhibit-numbered PDF plus structured JSON for every case
- Custody report that can be verified offline against a published manifest
- Pre-filled platform notice forms and complaint drafts by jurisdiction
- Genealogy and cluster analysis attached as supporting exhibits
- Full audit trail of who viewed, annotated, and exported what
Argus supports enforcement workflows and produces auditable records. It is not a substitute for legal counsel and makes no guarantee of any legal outcome.
Listing velocity, catalogue overlap, price laddering, and review patterns across platforms.
Extracted title, price, stock, shipping origin, and claimed authorisation, captured as served.
Promotion accounts linked to storefronts by imagery, timing, and audience overlap.
Coordinated pushes identified as one event rather than nineteen unrelated detections.
Different mandates. Same requirement: proof.
Separate authorised resale from replica production, and cluster the operations behind both.
Detect falsified packaging and label variants where a counterfeit is a patient-safety event.
Track counterfeit accessories and misused certification marks across marketplaces and app stores.
Trace character and likeness reuse, including generative derivatives with no content credentials.
Find phishing kits and fraudulent apps reusing your visual identity before your customers do.
Identify counterfeit parts and forged certification documents inside supplier channels.
Attribute imagery across networks with custody standards that survive external review.
Exhibit-ready packages with verifiable custody, cutting preparation from weeks to hours.
Bring us the case you could not close.
We will run your marks against live acquisition, show you the derivatives and the network behind them, and hand you a preserved evidence package to take to counsel.
Or email sales@cyberconclave.io