Assess the connection
Connect the target and the submitted information to the affected customer. Review the signs of brand misuse and deception.
Protect the trust your customers have earned.
A familiar logo can make a fraudulent site look credible. CyberATS helps partners act on websites that misuse a customer’s identity to deceive people.
Show the abuse. Reach the right provider.
Copied branding and lookalike domains can support fake offers, fraudulent payments, and other misleading experiences. A useful report explains both the connection to the brand and the evidence of deception.
CyberATS assesses that context, builds the case, and works the infrastructure channels that can remove the abusive content.
Discuss this use caseIllustrative targetnorthstar-offers.example
Identity and brand misuseEvidence of deceptive contentAppropriate provider reporting channels
Fictional example. The evidence and response depend on the case.
Turn brand misuse into an actionable case.
Work from the evidence of impersonation, rather than treating every lookalike as the same threat.
Prepare relevant reports
Put the evidence into reports for the infrastructure and abuse channels relevant to the case.
Follow the outcome
Monitor the target and track provider activity. The case history supports a clear explanation of what was done and what changed.
Evidence gives the report its weight.
Provide the affected brand, the abusive target, and any supporting information your team has. Brand and authorization documents may be required for particular threat types or reporting channels.
See the full processDoes the site have to collect passwords?
No. Website impersonation can involve other deceptive uses of a brand. CyberATS assesses the submitted evidence and the appropriate takedown route.
Can we manage this for multiple brands?
Partner customer environments let you keep requests and case information associated with the right customer.
Can every lookalike domain be removed?
No. A lookalike alone is not proof of actionable abuse. Outcomes depend on the evidence, provider policies, and the actual use of the target.
Put this response to work for your customers.
Discuss the threats you handle, the evidence you collect, and the service you want to deliver.