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Domain Monitoring

Domain Monitoring by QSafe, C9Pharos, and BRS identifies fake domains, detects DNS tampering, and blocks phishing threats. It safeguards your brand, prevents fraud, and strengthens your digital reputation through continuous, intelligent monitoring.

Domain Monitoring

How It Works!

These steps help safeguard your digital brand, detect threats early, and respond rapidly to domain misuse.

1

Continuous Scanning

The system regularly scans for changes in your domains’ DNS, WHOIS, SSL certificates, and registration details.

2

Threat Detection

It identifies look-alike and imitating domains to prevent phishing and brand impersonation.

3

Alerts & Takedown

Real-time alerts notify you of potential threats, and the solution supports takedown of fraudulent domains to protect your brand.

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Features

Unlock robust domain security with continuous monitoring, threat detection, and rapid takedown capabilities.

1
Continuous Domain Scanning

Monitors domain DNS, WHOIS, SSL certificates, and registration information regularly for any changes.

2
Look-Alike and Imitation Domain Detection

Identifies fraudulent domains that mimic your brand to help prevent phishing and fraud.

3
Domain Registration Count and Trend Tracking

Tracks volume and trends of new domain registrations to spot potential threats early.

4
Real-Time Threat Alerts

Sends immediate notifications when suspicious domain activities are detected.

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Fraudulent Domain Takedown Support

Facilitates the removal of unauthorized or harmful domains to protect your brand.

6
Domain Health Metrics

Provides data on domain age, expiry, DNS health, and DNSSEC status.

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Ownership and Registrar Change Monitoring

Detects unauthorized changes in domain registration or ownership.

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SSL Certificate Monitoring

Tracks validity and expiry of SSL certificates to ensure secure communications.

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DNS Configuration Checks

Checks for changes in critical DNS records impacting domain availability and security.

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Comprehensive Reporting and History

Documents domain security events, providing audit trails and insights.

Domain Monitoring FAQ’s

What is Domain Monitoring?
It is continuous tracking of internet domain activities to identify suspicious or unauthorized use.
Why is Domain Monitoring important?
Protects brand reputation by detecting phishing, fraud, and look-alike domain threats early.
What types of domains are monitored?
Registered, newly created, look-alike, and imitation domains referencing your brand.
How are look-alike domains detected?
By analyzing domain name similarity using algorithms to flag spoofing attempts.
What actions are taken on fraudulent domains?
Identified domains can be taken down to prevent misuse and protect your brand.
Are DNS and registration changes tracked?
Yes, monitoring includes DNS records, WHOIS updates, and SSL certificate status.
What alerts are provided?
Real-time alerts notify of suspicious activity, new registrations, or configuration changes.
Can Domain Monitoring be customized?
Yes, it can be configured to focus on specific brand keywords or domain patterns.
How does Domain Monitoring support compliance?
Helps maintain digital brand integrity, improving regulatory compliance and customer trust.
Is Domain Monitoring integrated with other solutions?
Yes, it complements cybersecurity tools for comprehensive brand protection.
What reporting is available?
Provides detailed reports on domain activity and security events.
How often does monitoring occur?
Continuously, with near real-time updates.
Who benefits most?
Businesses concerned with protecting their brand and online assets.
How fast can fraudulent domains be addressed?
Takedown support enables rapid removal of malicious domains.
How does it improve customer trust?
By preventing phishing and fraud, ensuring customers engage with authentic brand assets.

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