
Securing Your Community in 2025: What Discord teaches us (and where AI can help)
Security is no longer a nice-to-have — it’s the foundation of a healthy online community.
In Discord’s recent guide on securing your server, they lay out clear, actionable steps every server admin should follow:
- Use server verification levels (such as using Sledgehammer)
- Enable 2FA for moderators
- Limit dangerous permissions (such as ‘Manage Server’ and ‘Administrator’)
- Monitor new members
- React quickly to raids and spam (Beemo’s great at this, together with Sledgehammer)
At C12s, we couldn’t agree more. These basics are essential — but even with the right settings, staying secure is a daily battle. That’s where AI can step in and give moderators the backup they need.
Here’s how C12s helps keep your server secure:
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24/7 spam and scam detection
Automatically catch suspicious messages before they spread. -
Behavioral monitoring
Flag unusual message volume, repeated links, or high-risk patterns typical of raids. -
Custom rule enforcement
Apply your server-specific policies consistently across all user interactions. -
Real-time alerts
Get notified of issues before they escalate — even when no human mod is watching.
Security isn’t just about settings — it’s about speed, consistency, and having eyes everywhere. C12s doesn’t replace your team; it gives them superpowers.
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