Always-On Domain & Brand Monitoring.

Owl is core domain monitoring: lookalike detection, automated takedowns, and certificate transparency tracking. Shield is brand and identity surface monitoring across app stores, social media, the dark web, and key-employee accounts. Guardian is external attack-surface monitoring covering subdomains, exposed services, certificates, and tech stack. Most customers start with Owl and add Shield or Guardian as their needs grow. Tiers run in parallel when stacked.

From malicious-intent detection to takedown request submission, our fastest takedowns are under 120 seconds. Average takedowns are measured in hours, not days. The full timeline depends on the registrar's response and the venue (search engine, social platform, app store). DomainGuard runs the takedown workflow on your behalf so your team does not need to chase it down themselves.

Continuous data harvesting and analysis algorithms filter the bulk of non-threats automatically. Every alert that reaches you is reviewed by a human analyst first. We commit to that step because false positives erode trust and waste your team's time. The trade-off is that DomainGuard sees more, flags less, and what we flag is actionable.

The API Integration tier pushes DomainGuard threat intelligence into SOAR, SIEM, and ticketing systems. It works alongside any of the three monitoring tiers and lets you ingest detections, takedown events, and asset changes into your existing alerting and response workflows. Common destinations include Splunk, Sentinel, Cortex XSOAR, ServiceNow, and Slack.

No. Owl is the foundation that almost every customer starts with. Shield and Guardian extend coverage into brand surface and external attack surface respectively. Tiers run in parallel when stacked, so adding Shield to Owl means both run continuously and findings flow into one workflow. Most customers run two or three tiers together.

Mid-to-large enterprises with high-value brands, domains, or trademarks. Customers span financial services, fintech, healthcare, retail, SaaS, manufacturing, higher education, and pharmaceutical data. Sizes range from regional credit unions and community banks to global manufacturers and century-old financial institutions. If a brand or domain is worth impersonating, monitoring is worth running.