The problem

Attackers register domains that look like yours, clone your login pages and impersonate your executives to defraud customers and staff. Most of this infrastructure is set up a few days before a campaign starts, so the earlier you spot it, the fewer people it reaches.

What we look for

Look-alike domains: character swaps, homoglyphs (rn instead of m), extra words such as -login or -support, and other TLDs.
Phishing pages: cloned sign-in pages, payment pages and invoice portals that use your logo.
Fake social profiles and apps: support accounts, recruiter profiles and mobile apps posing as you.
Executive impersonation: fake profiles and email accounts used for gift-card, payroll and payment-change fraud.

How it works

We generate permutations of your domains and recheck them continuously, and we watch new certificate issuance for your brand names. When a look-alike starts resolving, gets a mail server or serves a cloned page, we alert you with screenshots and evidence. With your approval we file takedown requests with registrars, hosting providers and platforms, and follow up until the content is removed.

What you receive

Real-time alerts with evidence and a risk rating
Takedown handling through to confirmed removal
A monthly report: new look-alikes, takedown status and trends
Advice on defensive registrations and email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) so your real domain is harder to spoof

Who it is for

Brands that customers log in to or pay, organisations with high-profile executives, and anyone who has already been hit by a phishing campaign using their name.