Capabilities
Protection coverage
Twelve ways a company's name ends up being used by somebody else. Each one is covered, and each finding arrives with the proof behind it.
3 risks covered
Identity & people
4 risks covered
Domains & infrastructure
3 risks covered
Fraud & phishing
2 risks covered
Brand & commerce
3 risks covered
Identity & people
Digital impersonation
Accounts, pages and personas presenting themselves as your organization.
Executive impersonation
Named-individual spoofing of founders, executives and public-facing staff.
Fake profiles
Profiles reusing your identity assets — names, photographs, biography text, employment claims.
4 risks covered
Domains & infrastructure
Domain abuse
Registrations that exploit your marks, including parked and redirected infrastructure.
Typo-squatting
Keyboard-adjacent and omission variants of your primary domains.
Lookalike domains
Homoglyph, hyphenation, TLD-swap and compound variants that read as legitimate.
Suspicious digital assets & exposure
Exposed identity data, forgotten assets, and signs that something of yours is publicly reachable when it should not be.
3 risks covered
Fraud & phishing
Phishing infrastructure
Hosting, certificates, mail records and page structures consistent with credential capture.
Fraudulent websites
Sites presenting your branding to collect payment, data or applications.
Malicious social accounts
Coordinated or automated accounts amplifying fraudulent claims tied to your name.
2 risks covered
Brand & commerce
Brand misuse
Unauthorized use of marks, assets and claimed affiliation across the open web.
Counterfeit & unauthorized commercial signals
Listings and storefronts signalling unauthorized sale of your goods or services.
The same standard everywhere we look
A finding you can read, the evidence that produced it, a statement of what was not covered, and one recommended next step. A resemblance is never reported to you as a verdict.