Stop Domain Abuse Before It Damages Your Brand

DomainHQ identified and helped us shut down 47 fraudulent domains targeting our customers within the first quarter. Their proactive monitoring and rapid enforcement prevented what could have been significant brand damage and customer trust erosion.

We needed a partner who understood both the technical and the compliance side. DomainHQ delivered. Board-ready reports, clear evidence packages, and a team that actually knows DNS abuse. No more scrambling when auditors ask how we monitor domain risk.

Fake support and refund scam domains were killing our customer trust. DomainHQ surfaced them, gave us the evidence, and we took them down. One avoided incident already paid for the program. We treat it as a core control now.

In banking, domain abuse isn’t optional; it’s regulatory and reputational. DomainHQ gives us continuous visibility, human-led prioritization, and documentation we can show to the board and regulators. Exactly what we needed.

Our board wanted to know how we handle domain and DNS abuse. We had no real answer before DomainHQ. Now we have a formal program, evidence, and takedown records. One near-miss phishing domain was taken down before any customer impact. That alone justified the investment.

Regulators expect us to show controls over digital and cyber risk. Domain abuse sits right in that picture. DomainHQ helped us close the gap: monitoring, evidence, and a clear narrative for audit. Response times are strong; the team is responsive.

We rolled DomainHQ out across multiple brands. Within weeks we had a single view of abuse, prioritized alerts, and a repeatable takedown process. The ROI story is simple: one prevented incident covers years of the program.

We assumed our domain footprint was small. DomainHQ found multiple typosquatting and impersonation domains in the first week, including one already collecting customer data. Their evidence made takedowns straightforward. The CFO said that one finding justified the contract.