NetSPI Launches Domain Monitoring for Proactive Protection of Brand Reputation
New, no-cost feature equips NetSPI customers to identify malicious sites, prevent fraud, and foster business growth
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 30, 2025 – NetSPI®, the market leader in penetration testing, today announced the launch of its new Domain Monitoring capabilities. Integrated into NetSPI’s Platform, this powerful addition is designed to help organizations protect their brand reputation, prevent fraud, and foster secure business growth by proactively identifying and neutralizing threats from lookalike domains. The feature is available immediately at no additional cost for all NetSPI customers.
“Trust is everything in today’s digital world, and domain impersonation can put that trust, and a company’s reputation, at serious risk,” said Aaron Shilts, President and CEO of NetSPI.
“We built Domain Monitoring and include it for all customers to illustrate differentiated value in our Penetration Testing as a Service offering. At the end of the day, companies run on trust, and we’re here to make sure that trust is protected.”
Deceptive domains are a common tactic attackers use for phishing, business email compromise, and credential harvesting, leading to financial loss and reputation damage. NetSPI’s Domain Monitoring directly addresses this challenge by continuously discovering malicious domains that mimic a company’s legitimate websites. The feature provides automated discovery and risk assessment to prioritize the most critical threats.
Domain Monitoring not only identifies active threats but also uncovers unregistered look-alike domains, offering organizations a chance to acquire them proactively. This preemptive defense strategy is crucial for safeguarding brand integrity and maintaining a secure digital presence, which are essential components for sustainable growth. The feature also streamlines security workflows by generating takedown request packages for high-risk domains, which arm clients with the artifacts they need to justify the removal of malicious domains putting their business, customers and employees at risk.
“Phishing and impersonation attacks aren’t slowing down, and the financial and reputational damage they cause can be devastating,” said Scott Sutherland, VP of Research at NetSPI. “Domain Monitoring gives businesses a proactive way to stay ahead, reduce the risk of phishing and cut potential losses. By making this protection a core part of NetSPI’s services, we’re doubling down on our commitment to deliver actionable insights that strengthen defenses and maximize the value of every security investment.”
See Domain Monitoring in action and book a demo to learn more about this no-cost add-on today.
About NetSPI
NetSPI® pioneered Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) with its AI-powered platform supported by more than 350 in-house cybersecurity experts. Specializing in 50+ pentest types, attack surface visibility, vulnerability prioritization, and attack simulation, NetSPI delivers security testing with unprecedented clarity, speed, and scale. Trusted by 90% of the top 10 U.S. banks and many Fortune 500 companies, NetSPI sets the standard for modern AI-driven pentesting. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Minneapolis, MN, NetSPI is available on the AWS Marketplace. Follow us on LinkedIn and X.
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