Domain & DNS security

See adversary infrastructure as it is registered against you

Registrations, certificates, and DNS changes watched continuously, with matches scored to your brand the moment they appear, not a generic threat feed.

The challenge

Why domain threats slip through

The infrastructure behind an attack is staged where traditional monitoring never looks.

Upstream, not in your logs

The registration, certificate, and DNS change that precede an attack never touch your perimeter, so traditional monitoring never sees them.

Dormant until it isn't

Attackers register early and wait. A domain can sit idle for weeks before a quiet DNS change brings it online.

Volume buries the signal

Thousands of brand-adjacent domains are registered daily. Without brand-scored prioritization, the real threat is one row among the noise.

Monitoring surfaces

What we watch

Detection surfaces scored to the brand's actual identifiers, not a generic feed.

Lookalike domain registrations

New registrations across TLDs and zone files that resemble yours, scored against your brand's actual identifiers the moment they appear.

Certificate transparency

Every certificate issued for a brand-adjacent domain shows up in CT logs. We watch continuously, including for domains that have not yet hosted content.

DNS and nameserver changes

Resolution changes, nameserver moves, and record updates that signal a dormant lookalike domain is being activated for an attack.

Mail and sender infrastructure

Lookalike sender domains and the mail routing behind them, surfaced alongside the web infrastructure staged against your brand.

One platform

Every signal, prioritized

Registration, certificate, DNS, mail, and hosting signals converge into a single prioritized feed, scored against your brand's own identifiers instead of a generic pattern match.

  • Domain registrations

  • Certificate transparency

  • DNS & nameservers

  • Mail infrastructure

  • Hosting & IP

Have I Been Squatted
  • Scored alerts

  • Real-time signal

  • Upstream surfaces

  • Continuous monitoring

Signal sources converge into the Have I Been Squatted platform and produce prioritized outputs.
  1. Watch

    Registrations, certificate transparency, and DNS changes on lookalikes.

  2. Score

    Scored against your monitored domains, not a generic fuzzy feed.

  3. Triage

    Prioritized alerts with DNS, hosting, cert, and screenshot evidence.

  4. Respond

    Confirmed threats routed into takedown and case work, not a spreadsheet.

Generic threat feeds surface every newly-registered domain that fuzzy-matches a pattern, then leave your team to sift. Have I Been Squatted inverts that: every signal is scored against the domains you monitor and the permutations adversaries generate from them, so what reaches the team is already prioritized.

Have I Been Squatted is vital for managing our large domain portfolio. Its monitoring, alerting, and data collection save significant time identifying malicious sites and gathering takedown evidence. Affordable and essential for security pros.
Shawn Geary, Levata
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