A small check to help keep spam out.

The website you are visiting uses Defendium to help protect its forms from automated spam and abuse.

What do I need to do?

If you see an I'm human button, press it once. Give the background check a moment to finish, then submit the website's form as usual. The check never asks for a password, payment, download, or access to your accounts.

Most checks happen quietly in your browser. Sometimes a short confirmation is needed too. Completing the check does not submit the form for you.

Why am I seeing this?

Defendium considers signals such as network reputation and recent activity. Busy or shared connections can require an extra check, and website developers can enable additional checks while testing. Seeing this message does not mean you personally did anything wrong.

The background check asks your browser to complete a small computing task. This makes repeated automated submissions more costly. Confirmation adds another step when needed; neither is a guarantee that every unwanted submission will be caught.

The check is not working

Keep the website tab open and allow JavaScript and requests to Defendium. If confirmation fails, try the button again. If the check has expired, refresh the page when you are ready; save any unsent text first. Contact the website's support team if you still cannot submit.

What information is used?

The human check uses connection information such as your IP address, the website domain, and the results of the check. IP reputation may be checked with an external provider. The human-check script does not send your form's contents to Defendium.

The website may also use Defendium's analytics or content spam checks. See our privacy information and the website's own privacy policy for more context.

Building a website? See how to integrate human checks.