Security blind spots: where your other tools stop
DMARC, email gateways, two-step login, endpoint protection and threat feeds guard your own systems. A lookalike domain is registered and run by the criminal, outside all of them. Each page below takes one gap and answers the question security teams ask about it. What we do is the same on every page: find lookalikes of your domain early, and get the ones used against you taken down.
The ten blind spots
Keep the tools and practices you have. Each page says what one does well, where it stops, and how a lookalike domain gets past it.
- What DMARC does not coverDMARC stops criminals sending email as your exact address. It cannot see a lookalike domain they own.
- What email filters missFilters check mail coming into your company. They do not see a lookalike emailing your customers.
- Getting past two-step loginA fake page that relays your login to the real site as you type can capture the session, two-step code included.
- The padlock on fake sitesA padlock means the connection is encrypted. Criminals get one free for any domain they register.
- Buying up lookalike domainsYou cannot register every typo and every ending. Watching the likely ones is cheaper.
- Blocklist and threat feed delaysA blocklist adds a domain after someone reports it. We re-check lookalikes of your domain every hour.
- Beyond endpoint protectionEndpoint tools protect your own devices. Customers who visit a fake site are outside them.
- What brand protection suites missBroad suites (sometimes sold as digital risk protection, DRP) watch many channels. We focus on lookalike domains.
- Acting before or after an attackIncident response, insurance and PR help after an attack. Watching lookalike domains can warn you while one is set up.
- Slow manual takedownsReporting a fake site by hand means a different form for each company. We send the evidence to up to 12 places at once.
See the lookalikes of your domain that exist today
In a 30-minute demo we show you the lookalikes of your domain, which can send email and which have a certificate.
- Which lookalikes of your domain exist now, and which can send email
- What an alert looks like and where it can go in your own tools
- A clear annual price for your domains
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