Online Counterfeiting • Platform Accountability • Social Media

New Incopro research reveals that 1 in 5 fake listings come from only 3% of illicit sellers. Learn how up to $78bn in annual losses could be prevented if platforms proactively removed these repeat breachers.

Online Counterfeiting • Platform Accountability • Social Media

E-commerce platforms are essential to our everyday lives but are not fully regulated. With e-commerce supercharged by the pandemic, we look at the current & proposed legislation that lawmakers are hoping will even the playing field.

Health & Pharma • Online Counterfeiting

Bad actors have once again shifted focus, now selling fake vaccines and luring consumers into online scams. Learn about the three key issues facing pharmaceutical companies online and why platforms need to protect consumers.

Platform Accountability • Social Media

With insights taken from a recent INSYNC roundtable discussion involving leading brands and industry experts, we explore the key emerging threats for brands to look out for in 2021 and how to pivot strategy to tackle them.

Survey

Read key insights from Brand Protection professionals on why cross-functional collaboration will sit at the center of strategies for 2021, plus why there is a real opportunity to drive change in the way that platforms work with brands to protect consumers.

Survey

Brand Protection experts faced an unrivalled challenge in 2020 – protecting consumers from an explosion in online threats at a time when offices were closed, offline enforcement channels were heavily disrupted, and businesses came under severe financial pressure. See insights from our recent survey.

Platform Accountability • Social Media

The recent suspensions of Trump’s social media profiles could have large ramifications for the Brand Protection community. Now, with greater scrutiny of the role of social media companies as ‘publishers’ rather than ‘platforms’, regulation of the likes of Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube is becoming increasingly likely.

Platform Accountability • Social Media

Current US legislation that governs the use of trademarks is ill-equipped to effectively protect brands when using new technologies and platforms. Find out why collaboration is critical to bring IP legislation in line with the evolving online environment.