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# Introduction to the PreCrime Platform
The PreCrime Platform is BforeAI's web application for managing your brand protection. It gives you visibility into the attacks PreCrime predicts and disrupts on your behalf, and the tools to act on them: requesting takedowns, reviewing detections, and managing your protected assets.
You can access the platform at [client.bfore.ai](https://client.bfore.ai).
## Key concepts
* **Protected assets** - the domains your company registers for protection. PreCrime monitors the internet for malicious infrastructure targeting these assets.
* **Disrupted attacks** - malicious infrastructure PreCrime has identified and blocked through its network of disruption partners. Disruption blocks incoming traffic within minutes; it does not remove the infrastructure itself.
* **Takedowns** - requests to remove malicious infrastructure entirely. Takedowns can be started automatically on identified attacks, or requested manually for attacks your team finds.
* **Averted victims** - the number of connection attempts to malicious infrastructure that PreCrime blocked, protecting potential victims.
* **Owned domains** - legitimate domains PreCrime has identified as belonging to your company. You verify this list to keep it accurate.
* **Trademarks** - domains flagged as trademark-related threats to your brand identity.
* **Discarded threats** - infrastructure analyzed by the BforeAI team and determined to represent no threat.
## Where to get help
* The **Support** link in the sidebar opens the PreCrime Platform knowledge base.
* API and integration documentation lives at [docs.bfore.ai](https://docs.bfore.ai).
* A feedback widget is available on every page to report problems or share feedback directly to the team.
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