Built From Frustration.
Sharpened by Scale.
In 2020, EzlaScan's founders Ariel Navon and Lior Ben-David were watching the same problem play out across every major content company they worked with: enforcement was reactive, manual, and almost always too late. Pirates moved faster than legal teams could file notices, and the few automated tools on the market were generating as many false positives as real takedowns.
The solution wasn't another notice-filing tool — it was a detection and enforcement infrastructure built to operate at machine speed, with evidence quality fit for court and intelligence depth that actually outpaces pirate behaviour.
EzlaScan launched its first detection engine in Q1 2021 across 40 platforms. Within 18 months, that number had grown to over 200, and the company had executed its first million takedowns. Today the platform covers 340+ platforms, processes millions of content signals daily, and serves over 200 rights-holders across 30 countries.
We are headquartered in Dubai Internet City — a strategic base that connects our operations across the MENA region, Europe, and Asia — while maintaining enforcement reach that covers every jurisdiction where infringing content appears.