Keep Malicious Activity at Bay
Legal
The increasing levels of global network abuse have service providers and their abuse teams on high alert. An illegal activity like child exploitation, human trafficking, terrorism, and copyright infringement all fall into high priority abuse that puts both service providers and their customers at risk.
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Challenges & Solutions
As a service provider, you always want to be on the safe side and don’t want to take the risk of getting sued for not following any given legal guidelines. Abusix can help your security team to stay one step ahead!
Exposure To Legal Threats
Legal threats such as lawsuits for copyright infringement, lack of response or preparedness are growing, and the target of those lawsuits range from small to large companies.
Often, companies are not even aware of those threats. Therefore, being proactive and having a system in place for handling these types of complaints is getting more and more critical.
By using AbuseHQ’s automation and playbooks, your company will not only be prepared for those kinds of legal threats, but it will also ensure a great network and company reputation and will keep your safe harbor.

Dealing With Reputational Damage
Most customers don’t know that they have been compromised by spyware or other malicious programs on their system.
Hackers can then illegally download and distribute copyrighted material, or use their credentials and system to attack other systems to obtain copyright material.
With AbuseHQ, you cannot only spot those compromised accounts, you can also get them fixed.

Keeping Up With Changes In Liability
Service providers need to be cognizant of legal developments in their respective countries and states.
While these service providers are not forced to proactively monitor their network for these infringements, they must act when notifications from an organization are received and prevent access to offending sites.

Intellectual Property Rights And Trademark Protection
While intellectual property rights include trademarks, patents, and related rights, illegal goods are often mixed up in the sale of legitimate products in online markets.
As such, injunctions can be imposed if a service provider’s network is used to distribute fraudulent goods – regardless of whether or not a service provider is at fault.


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