Brand trust planning

Brand Impersonation Exposure Planner

Map the customer links, domains, and channels that attackers may imitate, then create a practical review plan.

This planner is a client-side checklist. It does not monitor the web automatically, and it does not prove that a domain is malicious.

Tool guidance

How to use this tool

Planning inputs stay in your browser.

Enter your official domains, channels, and customer-facing link types.

Map where customers expect to click.

Review exposure areas such as login, billing, support, ads, and QR campaigns.

Use the output as a planning checklist.

This planner does not monitor the web automatically.

Exposure is not proof of active impersonation.

Official Links and manual review can reduce confusion for customers.

Compare suspicious domains.

Request brand monitoring if reports repeat.

Create an Official Links page for known safe destinations.

Brand or company namePrimary official domainLogin URL, optionalSupport URL, optionalBilling URL, optional

Other official domains, one per lineOfficial social profiles, one per lineKnown suspicious links, optional

Customer channels

Exposure plan

Readiness score 42/100. This is a planning aid, not automated monitoring.

Add the primary official domain customers should trust.

Document the official login or app URL if customers sign in.

Document the official support route customers should use.

List official social profiles so customers can compare impostor accounts.

Your brand loginYour brand supportYour brand billingYour brand verifyYour brand secureYour brand accountYour brand QR

Create or update an Official Links page for customer-facing destinations.

Use the Lookalike Domain Checker on reported domains that resemble your brand.

Tell support and finance teams how to handle reported suspicious links.

Ask customers to verify urgent account or billing links through official channels.