Anti-piracy training and awareness campaigns
Enforcement works best where police, prosecutors and businesses understand software piracy. ITCA trains law enforcement and runs awareness campaigns that help organizations stay compliant before a case starts.
How it works
Assess the market
Where is unlicensed use common, and who enforces copyright?
Train
Sessions for police, customs and prosecutors on how cracked software works and how to secure evidence.
Inform
Campaigns that explain to businesses how to license and what the risks are.
Measure
We track responses and enforcement outcomes to improve the next round.
What we offer
Law enforcement training
How software is cracked and distributed, what evidence matters, and how searches are carried out.
License compliance marketing
Campaigns and compliance pages that tell users how to license and why it matters.
Industry awareness
Case law updates, articles and events that show what courts decide.
Enforcement by the authorities
Vietnam Opens Its First Criminal Case Over Unlicensed Business Software
Police in Phu Tho opened Vietnam’s first criminal case over unlicensed business software under Article 225 of the Penal Code after searching five sites.
Vietnamese Naval Engineer Exposed as Global Software Piracy Kingpin
Explore the shocking case of software piracy in Vietnam revealing a senior engineer’s role in an international counterfeit network.
Questions
Who does ITCA train?
Police, customs, prosecutors and other authorities that handle copyright cases, as well as publishers’ own teams.
What does an awareness campaign achieve?
It reaches users who would license if they knew how or understood the risk, and it supports later enforcement by showing that users were informed.
Talk to a compliance specialist
Tell us about your software and markets, and we will show you how a program would work for you.
Contact ITCA