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TriNetra Platform · Exposure & Risk

Catch the fakes before your customers do.

Phishing clones, typosquats, leaked credentials, impersonated executives — the threats that never touch an asset you own. TriNetra DRP watches for them around the clock across seven alert categories, backs every alert with evidence, and drives takedowns through to confirmed removal.

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The problem

Your real exposure doesn't stop at your firewall. Attackers register lookalike domains, clone your pages pixel for pixel, publish fake mobile apps, sell your customers' credentials, and impersonate your executives — all without touching a single asset you own. None of it appears in an attack-surface scan, because it isn't your infrastructure. It's the landscape around it, and it's usually live for days before anyone notices.

How Digital Risk Protection answers it

DRP monitors that landscape continuously against a watchlist you define — brand terms, domains, products, executives. Every detection lands as one of seven alert categories, severity-scored and carrying verifiable evidence: matched domain, favicon hash, HTML-similarity score, DNS records. Confirmed threats move through a takedown board from Detect to Confirm, with days-in-stage visible at every step — and the KPIs that matter, domains taken down and leaked credentials found, tracked on the dashboard.

How it works

The workflow, end to end

  1. 01

    Build the watchlist

    Define what DRP protects: brand terms, domains, product names, and executive identifiers. Every downstream detector is driven by this list.

  2. 02

    Monitor continuously

    Always-on monitors sweep for brand threats — running both standalone and alongside every attack-surface scan, so threats correlate to your real exposed footprint.

  3. 03

    Correlate & validate

    Raw hits are matched against the watchlist and enriched — WHOIS, DNS resolution, favicon fingerprinting, HTML-structure comparison — separating genuine threats from noise.

  4. 04

    Score & alert

    Every validated threat lands as one of seven categories — Phishing Clone, Typosquat/New Domain, Financial Fraud, Ransomware Leak Site, Credential Leak, Fake Mobile App, Executive Impersonation — deduplicated, severity-scored, and org-scoped.

  5. 05

    Take it down

    Actionable threats move across the takedown board — Detect → Validate → Action → Confirm — with days-in-stage on every card, so nothing stalls quietly.

  6. 06

    Watch for re-emergence

    Taken-down threats stay monitored for mirror sites and re-registration, so the same attack can't quietly resurface a week later.

Capabilities

What ships in the box

Seven alert categories

Phishing Clone, Typosquat/New Domain, Financial Fraud, Ransomware Leak Site, Credential Leak, Fake Mobile App, and Executive Impersonation. One taxonomy for every threat that lives outside your infrastructure, so triage starts with what it is, not what it might be.

Phishing-Clone Comparator

Every clone alert opens a side-by-side of your genuine page and the impostor, with the favicon-hash match and an HTML-similarity percentage as proof. Evidence you can forward to a registrar, not a screenshot you have to argue about.

Watchlist-driven precision

Detection is scoped to what you tell DRP to protect: brand terms, domains, products, executives. Alerts are deduplicated and org-scoped, so your team triages genuine threats — not a firehose of fuzzy matches.

Takedown board with days-in-stage

Confirmed threats move Detect → Validate → Action → Confirm on a kanban board, each card showing how long it's been in its current stage. Stalled takedowns are visible at a glance, and closed ones carry the full trail.

Financial-fraud detection, built for India

Purpose-built detection for fraudulent RBI/KYC lookalike domains and fraudulent UPI payment IDs, matched against verified-scam intelligence — protection tuned to how fraud actually targets Indian brands and their customers.

Credential and extortion exposure

Ransomware leak-site monitoring matches your organization against public extortion posts (threat group, post date, country), and credential-leak detection surfaces breached accounts tied to your domains — with underlying values always kept encrypted.

The KPIs leadership asks about

Domains taken down and leaked credentials found, tracked live on the dashboard. Progress you can put in a board deck, backed by the evidence trail behind every number.

Inside the product

What you actually see

The DRP alert stream — severity-scored, category-badged, evidence attached
The DRP alert stream — severity-scored, category-badged, evidence attached · Illustrative sanitized demo data — not customer results.
yourcompany.com
Genuine
yourcompany-secure-login.com
Detected cloneLookalike domain
Favicon-hash match
96% HTML-similar
A real clone in the product currently reads 96% similar — genuine vs. clone, favicon-hash match, HTML-similarity bar. Built as a real component with generic placeholder domains, not a screenshot: the actual comparator's evidentiary value is the real domain name, which can't be shown here without exposing customer data.

Works with

Stronger together

Attack Surface Management

ASM watches the assets you own; DRP watches the landscape around them. Alerts correlate against your real exposed footprint.

Continuous Controls Validation

Breach and leak evidence feeds compliance and breach-notification obligations.

Ish

Ask across DRP and every other module in one prompt: "Which leaked credentials tie back to an exposed login portal?"

FAQ

Common questions

How is DRP different from ASM?

ASM maps and monitors infrastructure you own. DRP watches everything you don't — lookalike domains, cloned pages, fake apps, leak sites, impersonation. They're complementary by design, and TriNetra correlates the two so a brand threat is read against your real exposed footprint.

Do you handle takedowns, or just alert us?

Both. Actionable threats enter a Detect → Validate → Action → Confirm workflow with days-in-stage visible on every card and a full audit trail through confirmation. After a takedown, re-emergence monitoring watches for mirror sites and re-registration by the same actor.

What evidence comes with an alert?

Every alert carries verifiable proof: the matched domain, favicon-hash match, HTML-similarity percentage, DNS records, and — for leak-site and breach alerts — threat group, post date, and exposed-field types. Enough to act on, and enough to hand to a registrar or regulator.

Are leaked credentials shown in plaintext?

No. DRP surfaces the breach name, date, and which field types were exposed — the underlying values stay encrypted. Your team learns what's out there without the platform becoming another copy of the leak.

Find out what's already impersonating you.

Give us your brand terms and domains. We'll show you what TriNetra DRP is seeing across all seven alert categories — evidence included — within days.

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