See yourself through the eyes of whoever is preparing to attack you — before they move
This is not mention tracking. We don't count your likes — anyone does that for $20 a month. Reputation Defense looks at your brand from the attacker's side: what leaks from your corporate data, where fake accounts and phishing domains already sit under your name, what compromise on the company and its execs assembles in a couple of hours, and where coordinated action against you is taking shape. An attack, a raid or a leak shows up days before the press picks it up. Those days are your window.
Baseline is a one-off audit. Then a monthly radar plus a response brief on every threat. Price after a short brief, fixed before we start.
- A one-off audit of your public surface through an attacker's eyes — the entry point before a subscription
- Corporate data leaks — company work emails and passwords in public breach databases
- Existing impersonation — fake accounts, spoofed "official" channels, phishing domains under your brand
- Low-hanging compromise — what assembles on the company and key people in a couple of hours of open search
- Exec exposure — the digital footprint of the owner and directors: where you're visible when you shouldn't be
- A "what the adversary sees first" report plus a remediation priority list by severity
- Everything Baseline found is now under continuous watch — not a one-time snapshot
- New phishing domains and fake accounts under your brand — at registration, not after customer complaints
- A coordinated spike of negativity — we tell a bot farm and a paid wave apart from organic discontent
- Signals of action being prepared — a new lawsuit against you, a registry move, your name surfacing in "dump" channels
- Fresh corporate data leaks — new records for the company domain in breach databases
- A digest 1–2×/week + Email and Telegram alert on anything critical within less than 24 hours
- Everything in Active — radar, digest, alert within less than 24 hours
- On every threat — a short intelligence brief: who's behind it, how coordinated it is, the likely next move
- A first-24-hours response plan — what to do now, what to document, whom to bring in
- Extended watch on execs and the owner as persons — not just the brand, but the people behind it
- A quarterly re-baseline — a repeat adversarial pass: what got closed, what reopened
- A direct line to the analyst while a threat is active — no ticket queue
We quote the price after a short brief and fix it before work starts.
Six vectors an attacker works against you
Corporate data leaks
Your team's work emails and passwords have sat in public breach databases for years. To an attacker that's an entry: phishing as "your accountant", inbox access, then access to money. We see what already leaked for your company domain and catch each new record the moment it appears.
Fake accounts and phishing domains
Someone registers a domain one letter off from yours, drops in your logo and collects prepayments from your own customers. Or runs an "official" channel in the brand's name. By the time you hear it from a customer complaint, the scammer already has the money and the reputational hit is yours. We catch the doubles as they appear.
Coordinated negativity
One unhappy customer is organic. Thirty lookalike reviews in two days from accounts created the same week is an order. The difference matters: organic is answered with service, an attack is answered differently. We separate a bot farm and a bought wave from genuine discontent and show you when the negativity is manufactured.
The execs' open surface
An attack on a company often starts with a person. The owner's home address in a leak, a director's personal number in a cache, family on social media, an old post torn out of context. We walk your team along the same route an attacker would and show where you're exposed when you shouldn't be.
Signals of action being prepared
A raid, a lawsuit or a leak rarely falls from the sky. Traces tend to come first: a new claim against you, a quiet registry move, your name appearing in "dump" Telegram channels, activity around your assets. We read these weak signals as the early phase of an action, not as isolated news, and warn you while there's still room to maneuver.
The narrative against you
There's always someone behind an organized campaign — a competitor, a wronged partner, a raider, a paymaster. We trace where the first wave started, who's amplifying it, which wordings repeat in sync. Knowing the source of the narrative is half the answer: an anonymous smear and a named paymaster call for different responses.
From the attacker's view to a response plan
A monthly radar vs a week of reputational firefighting and blown contracts
- A coordinated attack shows up 2–3 days before the press picks it up. Those days are the difference between quietly defusing it and a public scandal you can't walk back
- A phishing domain under your brand collecting customer prepayments costs you not just money but trust — taken down in a day, it never lands the damage
- Knowing the paymaster behind a narrative before the wave goes public is the window to act first — lock in evidence, prepare a response, cut off the distribution channel
- A year of Baseline plus the radar is a planned line in the budget. One missed leak costs more — in contracts, churn and reputation
Order Reputation Defense
Name the brand and pick a tier — we'll start with Baseline to show what's already visible about you and where the main risk is.
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