How does digital risk protection prevent brand impersonation by identifying and neutralizing fake websites, social profiles, or email campaigns?
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Digital risk protection prevents brand impersonation by utilizing advanced technology to constantly monitor the internet for any signs of fake websites, social profiles, or email campaigns that may be posing as the brand. It employs techniques such as web crawling, machine learning, and threat intelligence to identify and analyze potential threats. When a fake website, social profile, or email campaign is detected, digital risk protection tools can take various actions to neutralize the threat, such as initiating takedown requests, blocking access to the malicious content, or alerting the brand’s security team for further investigation and mitigation.