A cloned login page, a fake support number promoted through paid search, an investment scheme using your logo, a counterfeit app in a store. Criminals borrow your brand because it works. This module detects those campaigns early and removes them, with the evidence to pursue them afterwards.
Impersonation campaigns move fast and across channels. A domain registered on Monday carries a certificate on Tuesday, a cloned page on Wednesday and a paid advertisement targeting your customers on Thursday. By the time complaints reach your call centre, the money is gone.
We monitor the channels where these campaigns are built and advertised, verify each case, and run the takedown operation end to end with registrars, hosting providers, content delivery networks, app stores, social platforms and advertising networks. Every case is documented so that it can support a complaint, a claim or a prosecution.
Criminals move across channels in the same campaign: a domain, a certificate, a cloned page, an advertisement, a fake support account. We monitor the whole surface so that one detection reveals the full operation.
Every takedown is documented from detection to removal, with the evidence captured before the first notice, the parties contacted, their responses and the time each step took. You can follow it live and reuse it in a claim or a complaint.
Removal at the source can take days when a provider is slow. Blocking at the edge, through browsers, security vendors, resolvers and content networks, cuts off victims while removal is in progress.
Traffic to a phishing page peaks within hours of launch and fades once the message wave is over. A campaign detected at the peak has already done its damage; one blocked within minutes of going live barely registers.
Cloned login portals, payment pages and document-sharing lures that target your customers, employees or partners, detected from registrations, certificates, phishing feeds and user reports.
Counterfeit mobile applications, browser extensions and marketplace listings that imitate your products or collect your customers' data.
Fake corporate accounts, fake customer-service profiles and executive impersonations used for fraud, recruitment scams and reputational attacks.
Sponsored results and advertisements that use your brand to redirect customers to fraudulent sites or to fake support lines.
Schemes that use your name, logo and executives to sell fake products, investments or services, including the infrastructure behind them.
Notices and escalations to registrars, hosting providers, content delivery networks, app stores, platforms and advertising networks, tracked until removal, with repeat offenders pursued.
Ready-to-send warnings for customers, call centres and front-line staff while a campaign is active, in the languages your customers use.
Case files with screenshots, infrastructure, timelines and the notices exchanged, prepared for CERTs, law enforcement, courts and insurers.
A candidate is identified through monitoring or reported by your teams or customers, and verified by an analyst within hours.
Screenshots, infrastructure, registrant data, certificate and hosting details are captured and preserved as evidence before any notice is sent.
Notices go to every party able to disable the campaign, with escalations and legal references where providers delay.
Removal is confirmed, the case is recorded, your customers and staff are informed if needed and indicators are fed back into monitoring.
Clear, usable outputs for executives, technical teams, insurers and regulators.
Most phishing pages and fraudulent advertisements are removed within one to three days. Hosting in uncooperative jurisdictions and fraudulent apps can take longer; we escalate and keep you informed at each step.
We prepare the evidence and the formal letters and we notify CERTs and authorities on your behalf when instructed. Litigation remains with your counsel, who receives a file that is ready to use.
Yes. Scope is defined per brand and market, and campaigns are reported by entity and country so that local teams can act.
Those are handled by our Domain & Email Impersonation Defence module, which watches lookalike domains from registration to activation and advises on defensive registrations and disputes.
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