Protect your question bank
Blocking exposed questions helps prevent their collection and resale, protecting the investment in your assessment materials.
When TrustExam.ai detects screen sharing, display duplication or remote access, Content Protect immediately hides the exam content. Questions remain blocked until the detected intrusion stops.

Blocking exposed questions helps prevent their collection and resale, protecting the investment in your assessment materials.
When an outside helper can no longer see the questions through the detected channel, that route to paid or organised assistance loses its value.
Help keep future exam sittings meaningful and protect the long-term credibility of the qualification you award.
Cameras observe the candidate. Content Protect adds a layer for the questions themselves and acts during the session.

TrustExam.ai detects activity such as screen sharing, display duplication or remote access. Content Protect uses that detection to trigger protection of the visible questions.

As soon as the intrusion is detected, Content Protect hides the exam content. The candidate sees a blocked screen, so the detected channel no longer has visible questions to transmit.

Questions remain blocked while the detected intrusion continues. When it stops, the content becomes visible again. The response protects what is displayed during the exam.
Screen sharing through Zoom, Teams or other tools, remote desktop connections and virtual machine streaming can send questions to someone outside the exam. When TrustExam.ai detects the intrusion, Content Protect blocks the source content.

HDMI splitters and mirroring can duplicate the exam screen beyond the candidate’s workstation. When that intrusion is detected, the questions are hidden on the candidate’s display and remain blocked until it stops.

Walk through your format, security requirements and review process.
A leaked question can affect many future sittings. Content Protect helps organisations safeguard reusable assessment materials and the credibility of their results.
Bring your exam platform, workstations and connected displays.
Include screen sharing, remote access, mirroring and virtual machines.
Check detection, content blocking and visibility after the intrusion stops.
Confirm compatibility with permitted tools and participant instructions.
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Talk to the teamContent Protect is TrustExam.ai’s protection layer for exam content. When the system detects an intrusion such as screen sharing, display duplication or remote access, it immediately hides the questions until the intrusion stops.
The candidate sees a blocked screen instead of the exam content. Questions remain hidden while the detected intrusion continues and become visible again once it stops.
No. Content Protect works alongside AI, cameras, behavior analysis and live proctors. It adds protection for the questions themselves. The DRM analogy describes this behavior: detected attempts to share or duplicate the screen make the protected content disappear from view.
The scenarios include screen sharing through Zoom, Teams and other tools, remote desktop and remote control, HDMI splitters and mirroring, and virtual machine streaming. Content blocking is triggered when the intrusion is detected. Confirm the response on your actual hardware and software during a pilot.
Content Protect responds to detected intrusions into the exam session. A separate camera or phone also requires exam rules, appropriate supervision and camera coverage. These controls complement content protection.
Yes. Request a demo to walk through your exam setup with our team. Use representative workstations, connected displays, permitted applications and realistic exposure scenarios to see how Content Protect responds.
Bring your platform, devices and exam scenarios. We’ll walk through how Content Protect responds in your environment.
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