🛡️ SecuBot - Global Discord Security
SecuBot is a global Discord moderation and security bot built to help communities protect themselves from repeat offenders, harmful behaviour, and coordinated abuse.
When a user is banned from a server using SecuBot for serious misconduct - such as racism, harassment, spam, raids, scams, threats, or repeated rule-breaking. The server can submit the ban to SecuBot’s global security network.
Other servers using SecuBot can then check members against the global ban database and automatically prevent users with relevant bans from joining their community.
🌐 Global Protection
Instead of every Discord server having to deal with repeat offenders individually, SecuBot allows participating communities to share information about serious bans and work together to improve server security.
🚫 Automatic Ban Protection
SecuBot can automatically detect users who have been globally banned and take action before they become a problem in your server. Server owners can configure how strict the protection should be and decide which global bans should result in an automatic action.
🔒 Built for Communities
SecuBot is designed for Discord communities of all sizes, from small private servers to large public communities. It provides an additional layer of protection alongside your existing moderation team and other security bots.
Features include:
🌍 Global ban network
🚫 Automatic detection of globally banned users
🛡️ Protection against repeat offenders
🚨 Anti-raid and anti-spam protection
📋 Ban reasons and moderation records
⚙️ Customisable server settings
🔔 Moderation alerts and logging
👮 Works alongside existing moderation systems
⚠️ Responsible Moderation
SecuBot is designed to support human moderation, not replace it. Global bans should be based on legitimate moderation actions and clear evidence of serious misconduct. Server owners remain in control of their own communities and can configure or disable global protection as needed.
SecuBot | One network. Stronger protection. Safer Discord communities.
