Your brand is visible.
So is its misuse.

An impersonation does not need access to your systems to harm trust in your organisation. It can appear on a separately registered domain, a social platform, a marketplace, or an application store. Monitoring the website you own will not necessarily reveal how your identity is being used elsewhere.

The service draws on hundreds of billions of indexed web pages and digital assets, alongside domain intelligence, social media, marketplaces, and other relevant channels. Frequent scanning helps surface new activity rather than relying only on an occasional search or an old list of suspicious sites.

An automated match can be a genuine threat, a legitimate partner, an unrelated organisation with a similar name, or an uncertain result that needs more investigation. Sending every match to a customer simply moves the sorting work into their business.

Potential findings in the service are reviewed by experienced analysts before being presented to customers. That validation layer is intended to reduce irrelevant results and make the items needing attention easier to identify. It supports confidence in the evidence; it does not turn every unfamiliar use of a name into a confirmed infringement.

The value is less time spent sorting noise and a clearer view of the findings that affect your customers, reputation, or commercial activity. An unfamiliar domain targeting a customer-facing service may need a different response from an unauthorised image on an inactive page.

The secure portal gives customers access to monitoring activity, validated findings, and recommended actions. You can review the evidence without having to run the monitoring operation yourself.

• Review validated findings and their supporting context.
• Track investigations and monitoring activity.
• Prioritise issues according to business impact.
• Choose which response actions CyberSolace should pursue.
• Keep visibility of progress and outstanding decisions.

This combines analyst-led support with customer control. Monitoring and validation help establish what deserves attention. Reporting, platform action, domain disputes, or other enforcement steps depend on the circumstances and the agreed service scope; discovery alone cannot guarantee removal.

There is no software to install on your systems or hosting infrastructure for you to operate. Starting the trial means agreeing the domains and additional brand assets to monitor, arranging portal access, and identifying the person who can review findings and authorise a response.

Developed and hosted in Europe, the platform underwent quality assurance, security validation, and operational testing before launch. Its European cloud infrastructure forms part of the service’s security, privacy, and governance approach. Hosting location alone is not proof of every data-protection obligation being met or certification of the complete service.

Where assurance matters to your procurement decision, review the applicable service terms, processing arrangements, access controls, and evidence for any specific certification claim. Infrastructure alignment and service certification should not be treated as interchangeable.