Confirm the change before the money moves.
A forged invoice or a changed bank account needs one message, sent in a name you trust. Police name one defence, and the watch is built around it.
The defence police name.
“Verify changes to payment or banking information directly with the person or business involved using a known contact method.”
Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, Fraud Trends: First 6 Months of 2026, "How to protect yourself", 25 August 2026. Read the source.
In 2025 the FBI recorded $3,046,598,558 in reported losses to business email compromise in the United States, from 24,768 complaints.
Source: Federal Bureau of Investigation, Internet Crime Complaint Center, 2025 IC3 Annual Report (Internet Crime Report). Read the report.
The number you already hold, and the copy you would not spot.
Supplier watch and the call-back sheet are part of monitoring.
The inside checklist comes with a paid assessment or monitoring.
Supplier watch
You name up to 5 suppliers or clients. We read registered look-alikes of each of their domains and email you the day a new one worth a look appears, those set up for email first. Read every hour on monitoring.
Call-back sheet
For each supplier or client you named, we read their own public website once a week and list the main or accounts number published there, with the page and the date we read it. When the published number changes, we tell you. Before paying changed bank details, call this number, never one given in the email.
The inside checklist
Each person on your list is asked: Was every request this time to change payment details confirmed by calling a number already on file? An answer of no alerts you at once.
Your own name
Forged email in your name closed with you, one click per step where we reach your DNS host, and look-alikes of your own name watched. New ones looked for every hour on monitoring.
We never stand between you and your supplier.
- NoWe never contact your suppliers or clients.
- NoWe never call a number safe. It is the number published on their own website on the date we read it.
- NoWe cannot tell from outside who owns a look-alike.
- NoWe never see your bank account or your payments.
- NoA look-alike of a supplier's domain is not a finding on your firm. It does not change your rating or your count of ways in.
See what your firm shows the internet, without handing over a key.
Your domain and a work email at it. No password, no login and no software. Read-only, and sent only to your work email.