Malicious code on your own site, caught early.
Hidden code, card-stealing scripts, and vandalised pages across your own websites, spotted from the outside with evidence your team can act on immediately.
Compromised sites rarely look compromised. Card-stealing code is a few lines of deliberately unreadable script on a checkout page, and the first real warning is often your card provider reporting a run of fraud weeks later. Watching what your pages actually serve is how that window gets shorter.
How website malware gets caught.
What we look for on your own pages.
This runs on Website monitoring, to load your pages the way a visitor gets them and flag code that should not be there.
Your own brands and domains, with what is covered confirmed in writing before you sign.
Where malware detection connects, and where it stops.
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.
Website monitoring
Continuous sweep across the web, domain records, and app stores for lookalikes, copies, and misuse of your name, plus your own pages and the code they load, with alerts worth acting on rather than a flood of them.
Learn more →Dark web scanning
Criminal marketplaces, forums, and dump sites watched for leaked logins and exposed data tied to your domains, brands, and people.
Learn more →Fake shops & counterfeits
Copied storefronts and counterfeit listings that take real payments in your name, verified and reported to whoever can take them down.
Learn more →Send us something you have found, or read how this works.
You do not need a contract to get something useful out of us.