THE PROBLEM
Malicious actors register domain names and SSL certificates similar to companies’ public-facing ones and replicate their website to fraudulently collect users’ personal information and credentials. These credentials are either sold on the darkweb or used by the malicious actors to login to the customer’s accounts undetected.
The solution
Firework monitors for newly-registered domain names and SSL certificate registrations that are similar to your own companies’. It then alerts you in real-time of this potential threat to your brand reputation. This information can be used to send takedown notices to malicious websites and their hosting services.
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT
Phishing attacks have become so sophisticated that it can now be very difficult even for security analysts to discern between phishing and legitimate sites. Customers can hold companies with poor security infrastructure responsible for phishing attacks. Phishing attacks result in damage to brand and reputation.
Why Choose Flare Systems
Firework uses advanced algorithms to find domain names and SSL certificates similar to your own.
Firework’s easy-to-use interface allows you to monitor an infinite list of domains and to update that list in real-time.
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