Find the fakes. Build the evidence. Protect your name.R-01
Fake profiles, lookalike domains and scam sites, verified by a person and reported with evidence.
Illustration: many online signals are scanned; one is picked out, checked by a person and organised into one clear evidence record with its source, time (UTC) and limits. In between, it shows four everyday problems with fictional examples: fake messages asking for card details, fake profiles of a company's leaders, copies of a brand sold online, and public adverts checked against criteria set by the competent body for its own review. It notes who these problems affect and ends: spot the risk, check the facts, act on evidence.
Why it matters
When someone uses your name online, the people who trust you are the ones who get hurt.
A fake support account asks a customer for their password. A lookalike domain sends an invoice that looks like yours. Each case needs someone to verify it, a record that stands up to scrutiny, and a report to the provider that can act on it.
Left alone, a fake profile or a lookalike site keeps misleading people for as long as it stays online.
Direct message
Examplebrand Support @examplebrand_helpdesk
“We noticed unusual activity on your account. Reply with your password and we will restore access today.”
What gives it away
- A handle the official account does not use
- A request for a password in a private message
Invoice email
accounts@examp1ebrand-billing[.]com
“Our bank details have changed. Please send payment for invoice 2026-114 to the new account below.”
What gives it away
- A digit in place of a letter in the domain
- New bank details sent through the same channel
What we do
Digital risk takes many forms. So does the work behind it.R-04
From online impersonation and brand abuse to business fraud exposure, monitoring and advisory, explore five areas of specialist digital-risk work.
Assess
Understand the exposure. Assess services
Assess digital reputation and wider digital risks. Examine defined business, domain and contact information against authoritative sources where the scope permits.
Protect
Protect the names people rely on. Protect services
Defined protection work for organisations, brands and executives, alongside separately scoped payment-fraud control design and managed Trust & Safety.
Detect and report
Turn online abuse into a documented case. Detect and report services
Investigate impersonation, deceptive domains, scam websites, marketplace abuse and rights misuse, and prepare the evidence for reporting.
Monitor
Keep emerging risks in view. Monitor services
Defined monitoring across brands, executives, marketplaces and domains, with periodic reviews and separately scoped regulatory and licensing monitoring.
Advise
Make decisions with clearer information. Advise services
Advisory covering digital risk, executive exposure, brand strategy, incident response, platform policy and Trust & Safety. Legal advice and legal decisions remain with appropriately qualified professionals.
The problems we deal with
Abuse that borrows your name, your look or your people to mislead others.
Executive impersonation
Fake accounts and messages that use a leader's name or photo.
Fake brand profiles and apps
Copies of your official channels, support accounts or apps.
Lookalike domains
Web addresses built to pass as yours.
Phishing and scam websites
Pages that collect logins, payments or personal data in your name.
Counterfeit and fake listings
Marketplace listings that sell fakes or misuse your brand.
Copied content and trademarks
Your content, name or mark used without permission.
Who we helpR-18
Different people, the same underlying problem: someone else is speaking in their name.
Organisations and institutions
When your name, brand or official channels are copied to mislead.
Executives and founders
When your identity is used in fake profiles, scams or harassment.
Individuals and personal brands
Public figures and others facing impersonation, where a suitable service applies.
Creators, media and rights holders
When your content, trademark or name is used without permission.
Legal, compliance and professional advisers
When you need verified, well-documented material for a client.
Why SKEPORA
What you can expect from the work, whatever its size.
A service, not another tool
We do the work and tell you what matters. There is no dashboard to learn.
A person reviews every case
Software widens the search. A person decides what is relevant and what is reported.
Evidence you can check
Every finding records where it was seen, when, and what we could not confirm.
Start where you need to
One urgent matter, an assessment or ongoing protection. You choose the first step.
How we work
The same four steps for every matter. Assessments and advisory work end in a written report to you.
- 01
Agree scope
What is covered and what you authorise, in writing.
- 02
Verify
Nothing is reported until a person has checked it.
- 03
Document and report
Evidence is recorded and, where in scope, reported to the provider.
- 04
Follow up
We track each matter and tell you where it stands.
What you receive
Material you can read, check and pass to others: your board, your counsel or the provider.
- Evidence pack
- What was found, where and when, for each asset.
- Platform-ready reports
- Prepared for the platform, registrar or host, and submitted where permitted.
- Status tracking
- Every reported asset, including the provider's response.
- Client reporting
- Findings, open points and anything not verified, in plain language.
See how evidence and reports lookEverything you receive, by service
Seen something that should not be there?R-12
Send us the link and a few lines about what you have seen. That is enough to start.
Or write to hello@skepora.com