Is your reputation under attack?
Or was it — and you are still paying for it?
We defended ourselves first. Now we do it for other people.
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How an attack actually works →
Do you recognise this?
A company: a ratings collapse where none of the reviews are from customers · a competitor bidding on your brand terms · an anonymous site using your name plus "scam" · one real incident, now amplified ten times past what happened.
A person: a former partner turning a dispute into a campaign · anonymous emails reaching your investors and your bank · a fabricated story or AI-generated video moving faster than any denial · a criminal complaint filed to create leverage · threats.
It is not random. It is a campaign, and campaigns can be broken.
How an attack actually works →
We know, because it happened to us
Five attacks over several years, aimed at one of us: a bought police force in another country that produced an Interpol Red Notice, a website built to be paid to disappear, three hundred manufactured reviews, a writer paid to place stories in real newspapers, and a person inside our own company.
We fought all five and won all five. The longest took eighteen months and ended in a negotiation, not a courtroom.
Read what happened → · Eighteen months to a takedown →
Why the usual route fails
Three removal firms will each tell you the content came down thanks to them. Two of them are wrong, and you paid all three.
Each firm sells the one tool it owns. Nobody sequences them, nobody verifies who did what, and nobody tells you the most valuable thing there is to know — when removing something is the wrong move.
Defense. And consequences.
Most firms treat the content as the problem. The content is the symptom. Until you know who built it, you are paying to clean up something they can rebuild in a weekend.
We find them. Then: legal pressure, platform enforcement, leverage, settlement, or a criminal referral.
No hacking, no retaliation in kind, nothing manufactured, nothing outside the law.
Four lines of defense
Intelligence & Investigations — find out who is actually doing this, and who you are actually dealing with. Attribution, corporate intelligence, due diligence on partners and investors, asset tracing, internal investigations. →
Reputation Defense — hostile sites, defamation, manufactured press, review attacks, synthetic media. →
Legal & Institutional Defense — Red Notices, criminal complaints filed as leverage, regulatory attacks. The weapons that end your ability to travel and bank inside a week. →
Personal & Physical Defense — extortion, stolen material, intimidation, your family's exposure. →
Nothing here is off the shelf
We take the complicated ones: several jurisdictions at once, a competent and funded attacker, cases already through two other firms.
We are not the cheapest, and we do not try to be. We are usually the call made after the cheap option has been tried.
How it works
1 · Get to us. A free written enquiry answered in 48 hours — or a $500 priority call today or tomorrow, credited against any engagement. 2 · Written assessment within 24 hours. What is happening, who is behind it, what it costs you, and a plan with a price. 3 · The campaign. We run it. Weekly written status. 4 · Hold. Monitoring and rapid response.
You will never appear on this website
No client list. No logos. No named testimonials, ever. Every case here is published with consent, or is our own.
We do not put our clients' names on this site. We do not put our own on it either.
This is for people where the cost of the attack is already larger than the cost of the defense.
Priority call · $500
Talk to us today or tomorrow. A one-hour call with the person who will handle your matter, booked directly — no form, no qualification, no waiting to be called back. NDA first. A written assessment follows within 24 hours.
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Not urgent? Write to us. Tell us as little or as much as you want. We reply within 48 hours.
Send a confidential enquiryThe $500 does not buy access. It buys the front of the queue — and it is credited in full against any engagement that follows.