Spoof Checker: Protect Your Company from Domain Impersonation
Protect your brand from domain impersonation attempts and check to see if your domain and email can be spoofed with our advanced monitoring system.
Step by step
How Spoof Checker Works
Sign up for Spoof Checker monitoring
Provide the names of your domains that you want to monitor. A report will be generated containing a list of look-alike domains and relevant information to help you proactively protect your company. Look-alike domains will also be monitored for any website changes that could be the start of an impersonation attempt.
Set Spoof Checker preferences
Customize your monitoring settings. Select how often you want email reports. Generate different types of reports in the monitoring portal.
Receive Spoof Checker alerts
Get notified of newly registered domains that may be impersonating yours. A domain impersonation monitoring subscription also includes website change tracking on any look-alike domains detected.
Take action against domain impersonation
Use our insights to protect your brand and customers. Spoof Checker will, when requested, report potentially malicious or spoofed domains to the appropriate registrars and organizations in an effort to have them taken down or blacklisted.
What you get
Key Features of Look-Alike Domain Monitoring
Real-time monitoring
Continuous scanning of registered look-alike domains. Within 5 minutes of signing up, domain impersonation monitoring will start. You can view a report at any time through your monitoring portal.
Intelligent detection
Advanced algorithms check tens of thousands of potential spoofs and impersonation attempts across every TLD and hundreds of keywords.
Customizable alerts
Set up daily, weekly, or monthly email reports based on your preferences.
Comprehensive reports
Registrar info, country data, screenshots, parking detection, and more — everything you need to identify and block domain impersonation attempts.
Don’t wait until it’s too late!
Sign up today and start monitoring for domain impersonation and typosquatted domains!