Look-Alike Domains Appear Every Week
New domains that copy your name are found and listed, so you do not rely on customers to report them.
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Fake sites, fake apps and fake support accounts reach your customers long before a complaint reaches you.
In Short
Fraud and brand protection teams use external visibility to find look-alike domains, fake pages, apps and social accounts that copy the brand, early enough to remove them before customers are hurt. It also gives a record of what was found and taken down.
At A GlanceFind fake sites, apps and accounts that use your name early, and follow each takedown to the end.
Your Path
What Presses On You
Each one is matched to the part of the platform that helps.
New domains that copy your name are found and listed, so you do not rely on customers to report them.
Copied login pages, shops and apps are found and handed to the takedown process.
Fake profiles of named people are found so you can report them before they are used on customers.
Accounts offered on criminal markets are an early sign of account takeover. You see them before the fraud calls start.
What You Get
Alerts, reports and views, in plain words.
Questions
Anything that uses your name, logo or look without permission to mislead people. That includes look-alike domains, fake websites, fake apps, fake social accounts and fake support numbers.
A takedown is a request to the host, registrar or platform to remove the content. The platform prepares the evidence and the request, and you approve it. The host or registrar then makes the final decision.
It depends on the host, the registrar and how clear the abuse is. Some respond quickly and some need follow-up, so each case is tracked until it is closed.
Yes. Fake apps and impersonating accounts are part of what is monitored, and they follow the same process of evidence, request and follow-up.
It can show stolen card data offered for sale, which tells you fraud may be coming. PCI DSS covers how card data is handled by entities that store, process or transmit it. Monitoring is a source of warning, not a compliance tool.
Yes. Look-alike domains are often registered days or weeks before they are used. Seeing them at registration gives you time to prepare, and to act the moment a page goes live.
Run it on your own brand. Look at how quickly fake domains, profiles and ads are found, whether evidence is ready for a removal request and how status is reported. Requests are handled by Brandefense or a partner in your region, who can arrange a trial. The brand and marketing lead page shows the same check from the marketing side. The brand protection buyer's guide and the takedown service evaluation checklist list what to check when you compare providers.
New domains that copy your name are found and listed. You do not have to rely on customers to report them. You are told when a domain that copies your brand is registered or goes live.
Stolen customer accounts offered on criminal markets are an early sign. You see them before the fraud calls start. Brandefense monitors criminal markets for this.
Measure fake sites and accounts found, to see if abuse is growing or shrinking. Track time from detection to takedown, to see how long customers stay exposed. Also track how many cases were taken all the way to removal.
Threats To Know
Each page in the threat library explains one of them in plain words.
Go Further
A plain summary of who each rule covers, taken from the official page. Not legal advice. Your legal team decides what applies to you.
For Fraud And Brand Protection Teams
A short session using your own brand, so you see what is already out there.