Brand protection

Protect your brand from the domains built to impersonate it

Lookalike domains, cloned login pages, and executive impersonation staged against your brand daily, surfaced as they appear and taken down on your behalf.

The challenge

Why brand impersonation is hard to stop

Impersonation is cheap to stage, fast to weaponize, and aimed at the people who trust you most.

It moves faster than you can watch

A lookalike domain can be registered, certificated, and weaponized in hours, long before a customer report reaches you.

One brand, endless permutations

Typos, homographs, alternate TLDs, and brand-plus-keyword combinations give an attacker thousands of credible domains to choose from.

Your customers absorb the damage

Impersonation targets the people who trust your brand. By the time you notice, credentials or funds may already be gone.

Protection surfaces

What we shut down

Impersonation surfaces watched continuously and acted on, from lookalike domain to executive name.

Lookalike domains

Typosquats, homographs, character substitutions, and brand-plus-keyword registrations across TLDs and zone files, scored against your brand's actual identifiers rather than a generic dictionary.

Cloned and credential pages

Fake login portals and copied brand sites staged on lookalike domains, captured with screenshots and content evidence and reported to the host for removal.

Executive and VIP impersonation

Domains and sender infrastructure spun up to impersonate your executives for business email compromise, whaling, and reputation attacks, scoped to the people who need it.

Lookalike sender domains

Email impersonation evaluated against the same brand corpus used for monitoring, so spoofed senders surface alongside the web infrastructure behind them.

  1. Watch

    Registrations, certificates, lookalike senders, and brand pages monitored continuously.

  2. Score

    Matched against your domains, trademarks, product names, and executives.

  3. Takedown

    Evidence packaged and abuse reports filed with registrars and hosts.

  4. Brief

    Evidence and status ready for legal, comms, and executive reporting.

Generic feeds flag fuzzy matches and stop there. Have I Been Squatted scores each hit against the brand's identifiers, files takedowns with the registrar or host, and targets removal rather than another queue row.

Have I Been Squatted is a reliable and proactive domain monitoring solution that helps us quickly identify and manage potential threats across our brands and domains, with very little manual effort on our side.
Arena Group
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