Nobody gets to send as your executives.
Faked senders, lookalike addresses, and fake leadership profiles used to move money or pull data out of people who think they are helping the boss.
Invoice and payment fraud by email does not need malware. It needs a plausible sender and a person under time pressure, which is why it keeps working against organisations whose laptops and antivirus are in good order. Closing it takes blocking on your own domain, plus a watch on every name built to look like it, picked up while it is still empty rather than after the first invoice goes out.
How invoice fraud routes get closed.
What this covers.
This runs on Email authentication and Takedowns, to block mail faked from your own address, then remove the lookalike domains and fake profiles that get around it.
Your own brands and domains, with what is covered confirmed in writing before you sign.
Where invoice fraud defence connects.
The services that do the work, the cases that usually turn up alongside it, and the industry page where there is one. Anything you take on runs under one agreement with one team, not as separate projects.
Phishing & impersonation takedowns
Confirmed cases taken to whoever can actually remove them: the domain seller, the hosting company, the content delivery network, the platform, or the store. Chased until it is gone, with evidence kept.
Learn more →Email authentication
SPF and DMARC set up and managed, with DMARC set to block and monitored, so mail faking your exact address is refused rather than delivered. Every sender checked for a valid signature, and your verified logo in inboxes once blocking is stable.
Learn more →Social media impersonation
Fake profiles, fake support accounts, and ads misusing your brand, reported by a route that reaches a real person at the platform.
Learn more →See where you stand first.
You do not need a contract to get something useful out of us.
DMARC + BIMI checker
Reads your DMARC record, the rule for mail that fails your domain checks, and your BIMI record, the one that puts your logo in inboxes. It only reads public domain records, and nothing is changed.
Open →SPF tree viewer
Open up your SPF record, the list of servers allowed to send using your name, and check it is short enough to still work.
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