External exposure for organizations where brand and payment fraud are constant.
Retail and e-commerce live with steady-state fraud pressure that doesn't peak and trough; it just compounds. Brand-impersonation domains spin up daily. Customer-credential dumps surface weekly. Card data circulates constantly. Holiday and promotional periods amplify the rates without changing the fundamental pattern. Deepinfo monitors the external surface, the brand-impersonation surface, and the credential and payment-fraud surface as one platform.
Always-on fraud pressure plus seasonal amplification.
Retail brand defense is a steady-state operation. Lookalike domains targeting brand keywords appear every day. Fraudulent mobile apps trade on retailer brands continuously. Search-result poisoning runs against major retailers around every shopping cycle. The defensive workflow has to operate continuously; manual brand-defense efforts can't scale to the volume.
Customer credential and payment exposure compounds the pressure. Loyalty-program credentials, customer-account credentials, and saved payment data all trade in dark-web markets continuously. Account takeover, gift-card fraud, and card-on-file fraud all start with a credential or card surfacing in a dump. Detection has to happen before the fraud lands.
Deepinfo handles all three surfaces in one platform. EASM monitors the external IT surface continuously. BRP detects fraudulent domains and fake apps with managed takedown. CTI monitors customer credentials and payment data exposure. Procurement and risk teams use TPRM to oversee the third-party stack: payment processors, fulfillment partners, marketing-tech vendors, that retail operations depend on.
Four platform capabilities, framed for retail and e-commerce workflows.
Brand-impersonation defense at retail scale. Customer-credential exposure tracking. Payment-credential monitoring against BIN ranges and card-on-file. Vendor risk for the retail tech stack.
Brand-impersonation defense at retail scale.
BRP detects fraudulent domains, fake mobile apps, and (where shipped) social-account impersonation against your brand continuously. Eight confusable match types catch homoglyph attacks. Managed Takedown removes them across registrars, hosting providers, app stores, and platforms.
Customer-credential exposure tracking.
CTI's Compromised Client Credential Monitoring watches breach dumps and infostealer logs for credentials tied to your customer-facing platform. Fraud teams act before account takeover.
Payment-credential monitoring.
CTI's Compromised Payment Credential Monitoring watches card-data dumps and BIN-range markets for cards tied to your customer base. Card-on-file fraud blocked before authorization.
Vendor risk for the retail tech stack.
TPRM applies continuous monitoring to payment processors, fulfillment partners, marketing-tech vendors, and customer-data platforms. The third-party stack retail operations depend on, monitored at the same depth as your own surface.
Workflows we see retailers run.
Brand-impersonation and phishing defense.
Detect lookalike domains, fake apps, and brand-abuse content continuously. Managed takedowns across all the channels customers actually use.
Read the use caseContinuous vendor risk management.
Always-on monitoring of every payment processor, fulfillment partner, and marketing-tech vendor with the same depth as your own surface.
Read the use caseCompliance evidence on demand.
Continuous compliance mapping across PCI DSS 4.0 for payment data and other applicable frameworks. Audit-ready evidence without quarterly re-cycles.
Read the use case“Brand-impersonation domains, customer credential dumps, and card data exposure compound continuously in retail. Catching them on the surface where they appear, not after fraud lands, changed our prevention math.”
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Run Deepinfo against your domain. The free threat exposure report covers the full external footprint plus a brand-defense scan across your brand keywords.