Any fake account that uses a real employee's name, photo, title, or identity to deceive others. This includes executive profiles on social platforms, cloned personal accounts, and support accounts that reference a real person's name and role to build false trust.

Brand impersonation is a fake company account. Employee impersonation is a fake person. They require separate monitoring because attackers using someone's name and face won't necessarily touch your official brand handles or logo. Both are real threats. This page covers the people side.

We monitor platforms continuously for accounts using the names, photos, and titles of the individuals in your brand kit. Our detection systems pick up on profile creation and updates in real time. We don't wait for a report to come in.

Yes. You can add any public-facing employee to your monitored roster, not just the C-suite. Support staff, community managers, and developer advocates are commonly impersonated and are fully covered.

Every flagged account gets reviewed by our team alongside automated signals before any action is taken. We check account age, posting history, behavioral signals, and context before filing a report. Your team's legitimate personal accounts are not at risk.

Once we confirm an impersonation, we file the same day. Resolution time varies by platform, but our direct relationships with major platform trust and safety teams mean reports get reviewed, not queued.

No. This is fully managed. We detect, verify, and file on your behalf, and you can see the full activity in your dashboard. Your team only needs to get involved if you want to.

Yes. Your brand kit is editable at any time. Add a new hire when they go public-facing, remove someone who's left the company, or adjust coverage for a team restructure. Changes take effect immediately.

We escalate through secondary contacts, upstream network providers, or alternative channels. And while that process is running, we continue monitoring and flagging any new activity from the same actor.