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Web Watching

Overview

Make sure your brand is well protected on the World Wide Web thanks to our Web and Domain Name Watches.

Web Watch

  • Available on SERION
  • Available on SAEGIS

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Protect your brand from unauthorized use or misuse on the Web. Easily identify instances of potential misuse of your brand, brand identity/derogatory remarks, and unlicensed use.

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Domain Name Watch

  • Available on SERION
  • Available on SAEGIS

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Protect your trademark or domain name against newly registered domain names that could interfere with yours. We report identical and closely identical domain names, so you can act quickly to protect your online brand. Domain Name Watch is available for ccTLDs (country code top level domains) and/or for gTLDs (generic top-levels domains).

Special Options

  • Domain Name Watch - Premium TLD (gTLD + ccTLD)

    This watch combines our gTLD and ccTLD watches for global, cross-domain coverage.

  • Domain Name Watch - gTLD + gTLD Typosquatting Watch

    This watch provides the information you need to assess the risk posed by typosquatting to your brand or prospective trademark.  We watch numerous domain name variants commonly used by typosquatters – from missed and transposed characters to look-alike letters.

  • Domain Name Watch - gTLD

    This coverage includes more than 120 million gTLDs of the most commonly used extensions from all ICANN-accredited registrars – including .aero, .asia, .biz, .cat, .com, .coop, .info, .jobs, .mobi, .name, .net, .org, .pro, .tel, .travel, .us, .xxx.

  • Domain Name Watch - ccTLD

    This watch covers more than 150 million ccTLDs covering more than 247 extensions from  countries around the world.

Domain Typosquatting Watch

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Protect your brand equity and revenue by identifying potential cases of diversion to false websites. We look for misspellings of gTLD domain names, which can be instances of typosquatting.