Brand protection & DRP

Brand abuse is the unauthorized use of a brand name, logo, or identity to deceive or profit, spanning impersonation, counterfeiting, fraud, and reputation attacks.

Brand impersonation protection is the discipline of detecting and removing impersonations of your brand across the internet, combining continuous monitoring with active takedowns.

Brand protection is the practice of defending a brand’s identity, reputation, and customers from online abuse such as impersonation, counterfeiting, phishing, and fraud, through monitoring and enforcement.

Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is the collection and analysis of data about threats and threat actors, turned into actionable insight that helps an organization anticipate and defend against attacks.

Digital identity protection is the practice of safeguarding the online identity of a brand and its people from impersonation, misuse, and theft across the web and social platforms.

Digital risk protection (DRP) is the practice of monitoring the open, deep, and dark web for threats to an organization’s brand, people, and data, and acting to reduce them.

The external attack surface is everything about your organization that is reachable from the public internet, including domains, subdomains, certificates, exposed services, and the lookalikes that impersonate them. Managing it is called EASM.

Trademark monitoring is watching for unauthorized use of your registered trademarks, in new trademark filings, domains, marketplaces, and online content, so you can object or enforce early.