Stolen logins
Fake pages collect passwords, one-time codes, and account recovery details, then that access is used for further fraud.
Protect your organisation from phishing, fake websites, and anyone trading on your name, with coordinated takedowns and continuous monitoring.
Built for fast response to phishing, impersonation, and the sites behind them
Brand protection is not limited to trademarks on paper. In practice it is the ongoing work of finding and shutting down anyone trading on your name online: phishing, impersonation, fake sign-in pages, scam domains, and misuse of your logo and your words to mislead customers and staff.
It works best when you combine takedowns, website monitoring, and dark web scanning so cases are closed quickly and repeats are caught early. See also our phishing removal hub.
Fake sites cost you money and time straight away. It gets worse when several run at once across different domains and platforms.
Fake pages collect passwords, one-time codes, and account recovery details, then that access is used for further fraud.
Fake checkout and support pages take money and data away from you while the customer believes they are dealing with you.
Even short-lived impersonation damages confidence and slows sales, and the damage to your name lasts.
Your teams absorb the sorting, the refunds, and the reassuring, and it grows with every new fake site.
Whoever is behind it buys new domains and puts up new pages faster than anyone can chase them by hand.
Brand impersonation
Attackers reuse your name, logo, and messaging to create convincing scam pages.
Read the guide →Phishing websites
Fake sign-in or checkout pages built to steal passwords and payments.
Read the guide →Lookalike domains
Typos, letters that look alike, and web addresses built to read like the real one.
Read the guide →Stolen passwords and dark web listings
Leaked passwords and criminals discussing your name can mean an attack is already under way.
Read the guide →Detection, reporting, takedowns, and monitoring, written for whoever has to deal with this.
Brand Impersonation: How to Detect, Respond, and Remove Fake Websites (2026 Guide)
Learn how to detect brand impersonation, respond quickly, and remove phishing websites using a proven takedown and monitoring workflow.
Read article →How to Remove a Phishing Website Quickly (Step-by-Step Guide)
Learn how to remove a phishing website quickly using a proven step-by-step workflow, including evidence collection, reporting, and takedown strategies.
Read article →How Long Does a Phishing Takedown Take? Timelines Explained (2026)
Learn how long phishing takedowns take, what affects response time, and how to speed up removal with better reporting and monitoring.
Read article →How to Detect Phishing Websites: Common Tactics Used by Attackers (2026 Guide)
Learn how attackers hide phishing websites and how to spot them using practical checks, before anyone types in a password.
Read article →How to report a malicious website (step-by-step)
Learn how to report a malicious website with a step-by-step checklist, including gathering evidence, where to send it, and checking the page has gone.
Read article →What Is Dark Web Monitoring? How It Works and Why It Matters for Businesses
Learn what dark web monitoring is, how it works, and how it helps you spot stolen logins, phishing campaigns, and brand impersonation early.
Read article →Takedown services
Remove phishing pages, fake sites, and the domains behind them quickly.
Learn more →Website monitoring
Spot unwanted changes, harmful pages, and repeat attacks that use your name.
Learn more →Dark web scanning
Spot leaked passwords, fraud, and early signs of an attack on your name.
Learn more →Use our report form for suspicious web addresses, or contact us for coordinated takedown and monitoring support.
Takedowns address what is live today. Without ongoing cover, the same people come back with new domains, new hosting, and new social accounts. Attacks change quickly, and repeats are common, especially around launches, sales, and anywhere customers sign in or pay.
Pairing removal with website monitoring and dark web scanning finds it sooner and keeps the reporting joined up when new fake sites appear.
If someone is phishing your customers or impersonating you online, start with coordinated takedowns and continuous monitoring.