WebSec Systems supports lawful enforcement efforts by providing independently gathered threat intelligence to appropriate endpoints. Our workflows are structured to align with international norms for attribution, disruption, and procedural escalation — while remaining fully autonomous. We do not participate in operational enforcement activity, but facilitate public-interest takedown coordination through verified channels.

WebSec Systems maintains procedural compatibility across global jurisdictions, including the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and South Korea. Our data handling and escalation protocols are interoperable with standards used by CERT-EU, FBI, Europol EC3, Interpol IGCI, and similar institutions — allowing for seamless technical integration without requiring formal liaison.

Evidence artifacts prepared by WebSec Systems may include timestamped telemetry, malicious payload indicators, registrar and DNS metadata, infrastructure schematics, and monetization telemetry. When relevant, all records are cryptographically hashed and preserved in immutable form. Submissions are routed via publicly documented interfaces to verified enforcement or regulatory endpoints.

WebSec Systems accepts lawful submissions from national enforcement entities, certified CSIRT teams, and regulatory authorities. We do not respond to anonymous or unverifiable requests. All interaction is strictly limited to verifiable identities and public-interest scope.

WebSec Systems maintains strict operational discretion across all threat response activities. We do not engage in classified operations, and we preserve strategic independence from political or advocacy-linked environments. Partner identities and case artifacts are confidential by default, and disclosure is governed by applicable legal or contractual constraints.