DeepExpose
Could someone pass as your CEO?
DeepExpose measures how easy it is to impersonate your leadership by email, by lookalike website, or by cloning a voice. You get a score from 0 to 100 and a short list of fixes.
Attackers do not need to hack you
A convincing email from a lookalike domain, a cloned voice on a call and a believable invoice are often enough to move money. DeepExpose shows how much of that groundwork is already public for your company.
What it checks
Reads your SPF and DMARC records to see whether a forged email from your domain would be delivered or blocked.
Tests typo and swapped-letter versions of your domain, and shows which ones appear to be unregistered.
Finds your leaders on your website, then searches for public interviews, talks, and podcasts that could be used to clone a voice.
Counts public evidence of how payments and approvals work, which helps a fraudster sound convincing.
How the score works
Email counts for 30%, voice for 35%, lookalikes for 20%, and process leakage for 15%. The total lands in one of four bands.
Built for people who do this for a living
Consultants, security teams and managed providers get a clear score, a report to hand over and a short fix list. Nothing to install, and it only reads public information.
Who uses it
Security consultants
Open a client conversation with a score, then sell the fixes. Put your own name on the report.
Security and risk teams
Know your exposure, fix the biggest gaps first and track the score over time.
Managed providers
Run assessments for many clients with labels, quotas, white-label reports and an API.