The platform

Every place your brand is impersonated, in one queue.

Averrow watches eight places impersonation happens, brings every finding into one queue with its evidence, and files takedowns under rules you set.

Illustrative Fictional brand, example domains
acme-secure-login.example High Lookalike domain, serving a login page
@acme_support Likely fake Instagram, not your official account
“Acme Pay” Copycat App Store, developer is not Acme
acme.example Weak Email authentication, DMARC missing
One queue, every surface, with the evidence
threats tracked
1.2M+
active operations
2,900+
brands under continuous monitoring
1,800+
registered lookalike domains found in the last 30 days
2,300+

How we count each number

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Coverage

Everywhere attackers pretend to be you.

Eight places impersonation happens, watched continuously. Every finding lands in one queue.

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  • Lookalike domains

    Professional+

    Character-swap and brand-plus-keyword domains, checked when they appear and re-checked until they're gone.

    acme-payroll-login.examplelive login pageHigh
    acmw.exampleregistered · parkedMedium
    acme-support.examplenot registered · watchingWatch
  • TLS certificates

    Professional+

    Certificate-transparency checks every hour for certificates issued to brand-like names.

    acme-login.exampleNew cert
    issued 2 hours ago
  • Email authentication

    Professional+

    SPF, DKIM and DMARC checked, with one grade for your domain.

    OverallC
    • SPFpass
    • DKIMpass
    • DMARCmissing
  • Social profiles

    Professional+

    Fake accounts and handle squatting on six major networks.

    • X
    • LinkedIn
    • Instagram
    • TikTok
    • GitHub
    • YouTube
    @acme_supportInstagram · not your official accountLikely fake
  • Executive impersonation

    Professional+

    Accounts using your executives' names, flagged when they aren't their official handles.

    J. Rivera, CFOReview
    X · not their official handle
  • App stores

    Professional+

    Copycat apps using your name on the Apple App Store.

    “Acme Pay”Copycat
    developer is not Acme
  • Dark web

    Business+

    Mentions of your brand on paste sites and ransomware leak sites.

    Paste site mentionReview
    “acme.example staff list”, 2 days ago
  • Abuse mailbox

    Enterprise

    A branded inbox for suspicious emails, classified automatically and fed into your threat queue.

    Reported by an employeePhishing
    added to your threat queue
  • Lookalike domains

    Professional+

    Character-swap and brand-plus-keyword domains, checked when they appear and re-checked until they're gone.

    acme-payroll-login.examplelive login pageHigh
    acmw.exampleregistered · parkedMedium
    acme-support.examplenot registered · watchingWatch
    Learn more about lookalike domains →
  • TLS certificates

    Professional+

    Certificate-transparency checks every hour for certificates issued to brand-like names.

    acme-login.exampleNew cert
    issued 2 hours ago
    Learn more about tls certificates →
  • Email authentication

    Professional+

    SPF, DKIM and DMARC checked, with one grade for your domain.

    OverallC
    • SPFpass
    • DKIMpass
    • DMARCmissing
    Learn more about email authentication →
  • Social profiles

    Professional+

    Fake accounts and handle squatting on six major networks.

    • X
    • LinkedIn
    • Instagram
    • TikTok
    • GitHub
    • YouTube
    @acme_supportInstagram · not your official accountLikely fake
    Learn more about social profiles →
  • Executive impersonation

    Professional+

    Accounts using your executives' names, flagged when they aren't their official handles.

    J. Rivera, CFOReview
    X · not their official handle
    Learn more about executive impersonation →
  • App stores

    Professional+

    Copycat apps using your name on the Apple App Store.

    “Acme Pay”Copycat
    developer is not Acme
    Learn more about app stores →
  • Dark web

    Business+

    Mentions of your brand on paste sites and ransomware leak sites.

    Paste site mentionReview
    “acme.example staff list”, 2 days ago
    Learn more about dark web →
  • Abuse mailbox

    Enterprise

    A branded inbox for suspicious emails, classified automatically and fed into your threat queue.

    Reported by an employeePhishing
    added to your threat queue
    Learn more about abuse mailbox →
Also on Business: trademark monitoring across domains, social and apps in one view. Examples use a fictional brand.
Beyond the eight surfaces

What happens after a finding

How it works

Rule-based analysis you can check.

Detection and correlation run on deterministic rules, so every score traces back to evidence you can see. There is no black box between a signal and the decision.

  1. Threat detection

    Feeds and certificates

    Watches phishing and malware intelligence, certificate-transparency logs and DNS data, and passes every new hit on for scoring.

  2. Scoring and triage

    How much it matters

    Weighs every new detection against what else is known about the brand. Low-value noise is dismissed automatically, with the reason recorded, so your queue holds what needs a decision.

  3. Infrastructure correlation

    Enterprise
    The campaign behind an alert

    Links phishing domains, IPs and certificates that share infrastructure into operations. On Enterprise, threats are linked to the campaign they belong to, and you're alerted when a significant campaign or a known actor targets your brand.

  4. DNS resolution

    Where a threat lives

    Resolves the domains and hostnames behind threats to IP addresses, keeping infrastructure data current as attackers rotate hosting.

  5. Geo and provider mapping

    Hosting and region

    Maps resolved infrastructure to where it's hosted, by provider, region and network, so attacks from the same infrastructure read as one picture.

  6. Plain-language summaries

    Readable, and tied to evidence

    Writes a short summary of each situation from the same evidence, so the explanation always matches the signals and you can act without reading raw records.

The six stages, from detection to summary
  1. Threat detection

    Feeds and certificates

    Watches phishing and malware intelligence, certificate-transparency logs and DNS data, and passes every new hit on for scoring.

  2. Scoring and triage

    How much it matters

    Weighs every new detection against what else is known about the brand. Low-value noise is dismissed automatically, with the reason recorded, so your queue holds what needs a decision.

  3. Infrastructure correlation

    Enterprise
    The campaign behind an alert

    Links phishing domains, IPs and certificates that share infrastructure into operations. On Enterprise, threats are linked to the campaign they belong to, and you're alerted when a significant campaign or a known actor targets your brand.

  4. DNS resolution

    Where a threat lives

    Resolves the domains and hostnames behind threats to IP addresses, keeping infrastructure data current as attackers rotate hosting.

  5. Geo and provider mapping

    Hosting and region

    Maps resolved infrastructure to where it's hosted, by provider, region and network, so attacks from the same infrastructure read as one picture.

  6. Plain-language summaries

    Readable, and tied to evidence

    Writes a short summary of each situation from the same evidence, so the explanation always matches the signals and you can act without reading raw records.

One situation, rated as one.

Averrow looks at lookalikes, impersonation accounts, app listings, leak-site mentions, certificates and your email posture together and rates the situation as one, not as a list of unrelated rows.

The same signals feed one exposure score per brand, which combines active threats, impersonation, app listings, leak-site mentions and email posture.

Illustrative Fictional brand, example domains
acme-secure-login.example Lookalike Live web and mail servers
acme-payroll-login.example Lookalike Live web and mail servers
@acme_support Likely fake X, not your official account
acme.example Weak Email authentication
Rated High, as one situation
Integrations

Works with your existing stack.

Alerts appear in your Averrow console. On Business and Enterprise they can also go to your webhook or SIEM, set up with our team.

  • Webhooks Alert and takedown events, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • Splunk SIEM connector, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • Microsoft Sentinel SIEM connector, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • QRadar SIEM connector, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • Jira and ServiceNow Ticketing connectors, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • STIX 2.1 export A standard threat-intelligence format, delivered by our team. On request
  • Slack Team alert channels. Roadmap
Integrations and their availability
  • Webhooks Alert and takedown events, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • Splunk SIEM connector, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • Microsoft Sentinel SIEM connector, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • QRadar SIEM connector, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • Jira and ServiceNow Ticketing connectors, set up with our team. Business and Enterprise
  • STIX 2.1 export A standard threat-intelligence format, delivered by our team. On request
  • Slack Team alert channels. Roadmap

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