By monitoring domain names, I detect suspicious registrations that resemble yours.
My role: to alert you in advance to help you avoid attempts at identity theft, fraud, or targeted phishing.

What is domain name monitoring?
Domain name monitoring involves identifying domains registered by third parties that imitate yours: spelling mistakes, letter inversions, TLD changes, word additions, homographic attacks, etc.
The goal: to quickly identify attempts at typosquatting or impersonation before they are used for targeted phishing attacks, malvertising, or fraud.
It is particularly useful for:
- organizations targeted by social engineering attacks,
- companies whose name or brand can be easily misused,
- CIOs/CISOs who want to anticipate malicious campaigns,
- multi-site or multi-brand structures.
What is the purpose of domain name monitoring
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- Detect suspicious domain registrations similar to yours.
- Prevent phishing attacks, fraud, or identity theft.
- Anticipate malicious campaigns before they are launched.
- Protect your brand image and the trust of your employees.
- Facilitate corrective measures or legal action if necessary.

How do I work?
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1. I monitor domain registrations related to your brand.
I analyze new domain creations to identify those that resemble yours: spelling variations, similar characters, different extensions, etc.
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2. I identify attempts at imitation.
I compare these domains to your official names to determine their level of risk.
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3. I will alert you if I suspect anything.
If a domain appears to be designed to deceive your employees, customers, or partners, I will immediately send you a clear alert.
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4. I help you decide on priority actions.
Internal communication, blocking, increased monitoring, requests for removal...
I will outline the possible measures you can take to limit the impact. -
5. I will assist you in preventing attacks.
In connection with your campaigns and awareness initiatives, I can help you explain suspicious variants to your teams in order to limit the risk of imitation.










