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Digital risk protection

Catch public risk signals

Monitor social and news conversations for phishing warnings, leaked-data chatter, impersonation and brand abuse—then route relevant signals to the people who can investigate.

Social conversations move through Alertly. Relevant posts continue while low-relevance posts drop out at the filter.

Public risk signals worth catching early.

Alertly surfaces public posts that can give security, support and brand teams useful context before an issue spreads.

Phishing warnings

Catch public posts questioning suspicious links, login pages, reset emails and domains associated with your brand.

Leaked-data chatter

Monitor conversations mentioning exposed credentials, leaked files, public dumps or email lists tied to your company.

Impersonation and brand abuse

Watch for fake support handles, spoofed recruiters, scam profiles and suspicious use of your brand name.

Monitor the language people use when something looks wrong.

Risk conversations rarely use one predictable phrase. Monitor your identity alongside the context that indicates a warning, complaint or potential incident.

Brand, product and domain terms

Track company and product names, domains, executives, recruiters, support handles and common misspellings.

Risk-context terms

Combine those identifiers with terms such as phishing, scam, fake, spoofed, leaked, exposed, compromised, login, reset and verify.

How digital risk monitoring works

1

Add risk keywords

Tell Alertly which brands, products, domains, people and warning terms you want to monitor.
2

Filter irrelevant matches

Use relevance and language filters to reduce routine keyword noise before it reaches your team.
3

Review and escalate

Send useful alerts to email or Slack so the right team can investigate and decide what happens next.

An early-warning layer, not a takedown service

What Alertly can help with

  • Monitoring relevant public social and news conversations
  • Finding warnings and complaints connected to your brand
  • Filtering matches before delivery to email or Slack
  • Giving your team links and context to review

What it does not replace

  • Dark-web or private breach-database monitoring
  • Automated phishing-page or account takedowns
  • Incident response, investigation or remediation
  • A dedicated digital risk protection platform

Sources

Monitor public risk conversations across supported sources.

Follow the public channels where customers, employees and practitioners share warnings, questions and suspicious activity.

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Start monitoring public digital risk signals.

Set up brand and risk keywords, filter irrelevant matches and send useful public warnings to your team.

Digital risk protection FAQs

What is digital risk protection?

Digital risk protection is the process of monitoring online signals that could harm your brand, customers, employees, or digital assets. This can include phishing warnings, impersonation, leaked data chatter, fake domains, scam reports, and suspicious public conversations.

Can Alertly detect phishing?

Alertly can help you monitor public social and news posts where people mention suspected phishing, spoofed emails, suspicious login pages, fake support accounts, or scam links connected to your brand. It is an early-warning layer, not a phishing scanner or takedown service.

Can Alertly monitor leaked credentials?

Alertly can monitor public conversations that mention exposed credentials, leaked emails, dumps, or shared files related to your brand. It does not scan private breach databases or dark web marketplaces.

Does Alertly scan the dark web?

No. Alertly monitors public sources including Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, YouTube, and Google News. It is best for public risk signals your team wants to catch early.

Which platforms can I monitor?

Alertly currently monitors Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, YouTube, and Google News.

How should we set up keywords for digital risk protection?

Start with your brand name, product names, domains, common misspellings, executive names, recruiter names, and support handles. Then add risk terms such as phishing, scam, fake, spoofed, leaked, exposed, compromised, login, reset, verify, and support.

Does Alertly remove phishing pages or fake accounts?

No. Alertly alerts you when relevant public posts appear. Your team still decides whether to investigate, report, escalate, or start a takedown process through the appropriate channels.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. You can start free for 7 days and set up digital risk monitoring without a credit card.