Attack surface monitoring
Lookalike domains, exposed test sites, leaked data and new certificates all sit outside your network, where your own security tools can't see them. Unphish finds them from the outside, takes down what's being used against you and alerts your team to anything that's yours.
How it works
Before a phishing campaign starts, attackers look at what's public: domains like yours, forgotten test sites and data that's already leaked. We watch the same places, prove what's a risk and act on it before it reaches your customers.
The results
From leaked data, compromised website and phishing cases we closed for our clients in the first half of 2026.
What's included
FAQ
It's monitoring your organization's external attack surface, meaning everything with your name on it that attackers can see from the outside, like lookalike domains, suspicious subdomains, exposed test sites and leaked data. We don't scan your internal network or test your systems for vulnerabilities. We focus on what's public and being used, or could be used, against your customers.
New domains and subdomains using your name, DNS, mail and SSL certificate changes, publicly reachable staging and development sites, cloned login and sign-up pages, hacked websites hosting your brand, and Telegram channels, breach forums, paste sites and dark web sources where data and logins are shared.
Yes. We report leak posts to the platform or site hosting them, with evidence, and escalate if action is slow. In the first half of 2026, 96% of the leaked data posts we pursued were taken down. Removed posts are checked again so reposts can be reported too.
We don't take down your own assets. If we find something of yours that's publicly exposed, like a staging site with a login page, we alert your team with the evidence so they can lock it down. Your official domains and accounts are whitelisted so they're never flagged as threats.
Often, yes. A new mail server, SSL certificate or cloned page shows a domain is getting ready for phishing. We flag those signals as they appear and report the domain to the registrar and host with the evidence, so it can be suspended before the first email goes out.
Yes. Everything we find is in the client portal with evidence, status and a full timeline. You can export case packets, schedule reports and see every action taken, which gives you a complete audit trail.
Yes. The FTC Impersonation Rule has been in force since April 2024, with civil penalties up to $53,088 per violation. Unphish helps US organizations detect, disrupt and document impersonation scams, with a complete audit trail of every detection and takedown.
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