CONTENT INTEGRITY
Protect Exam Content Beyond the Browser
Reduce question leakage and unauthorized capture with controls that consider software, displays, secondary devices and the physical testing environment.
Stop treating content leakage as a browser-only problem
High-value questions can be copied without obvious candidate behavior. TrustExam combines secure delivery controls, device inspection, multi-camera evidence and specialized content-protection capabilities to help organizations detect and investigate leakage attempts.
Screen capture
Restrict common capture paths and preserve evidence when the exam environment changes.
Display duplication
Identify risk from additional displays, adapters and hardware-level signal duplication.
Secondary devices
Use environmental and camera evidence to surface phones, hidden cameras and off-screen assistance.
Copy and export
Reduce clipboard, printing and unauthorized transfer from protected assessment workflows.
Protect before, during and after delivery
01 — Classify content
Define which exams and item banks require stronger protection.
02 — Apply controls
Combine delivery, device and environment controls for the threat model.
03 — Investigate evidence
Review anomalies, preserve context and improve policy after every incident.
Start with how questions could leave the exam
Map the software, connected displays and physical devices that could expose protected content. Select controls for that environment, then test realistic attempts during the pilot.
Layer prevention and investigation
A restriction can reduce an opportunity to copy; session evidence helps investigate what happened when a restriction is insufficient. Both are useful, but neither justifies a claim that all leakage is impossible.
Agree the scope of protection
Document allowed software and peripherals, the selected camera setup, exception handling and access to incident evidence. Specialized controls should be validated against the actual workstation and exam configuration.
Content-protection resources
Frequently asked questions
Can a lockdown browser detect every hardware bypass?
No single browser control can cover every physical or hardware-level attack. A layered model is needed.
Does content protection require multiple cameras?
Not always. The appropriate camera and device controls depend on the exam’s value, location and threat model.
Can evidence support an investigation?
Yes. Timestamped events and media context help authorized teams understand what happened and document a response.