See the domains registered to pass as yours
A domain one letter from yours can send an invoice or host a sign-in page that reads as yours, and nothing you set on your own domain governs it. We read from outside which look-alikes are registered and live today.
Attackers use AI to find openings. We use it to find yours first, and a person checks every finding before your assessment is released.
What sits one character from your web address.
Impersonation of small and local names slips past filters built for big brands, and your firm’s own name is exactly that kind of name.
Names one character from yours that answer in public DNS today. A name that points at your own server is yours, and is set aside.
Whether a look-alike publishes a mail server, so a reply a client meant for you could reach it.
On business monitoring, the registered look-alikes are re-read every hour, and a new one reaches you the same day.
In the paid assessment, for each live look-alike we prepare a takedown request to its registrar: the abuse contact from the public registration record, the evidence, and a letter in your firm's name, prepared for you to send. You or your counsel send it.
Measured on 30 September 2026.
Measured across the firms we have assessed in Canada and the United States, not a national census. The method is in the study.
The outside view, in plain words.
Next to the people you already work with.
Keeps your systems running and does the fixes. We give them an independent list to act on, with the check that proves each fix. We are paid by no one who sells the fixes, so every finding is independent.
Tries to break in and needs access. We read only what is already public, from outside, and log into nothing.
Feeds your premium and eligibility. We show you the same outside view first, in plain words, so you walk into renewal knowing the answers.
See which names one letter from yours are live today.
The External Exposure Check: your outside reading, with what we found and a check you can run yourself. No access, nothing tested.