Check Point Exposure Management (formerly Cyberint) vs Fortra Brand Protection

Check Point Exposure Management is the former Cyberint, which Check Point Software acquired in 2024. Its brand protection module finds phishing and impersonation sites, lookalike domains, fake apps and impersonation on social media and job posting sites, sends alerts with screenshots and remediation advice, and starts takedowns from the platform. A proprietary phishing beacon detects copies of a customer's own pages, and the module also covers executive impersonation. Brand protection sits alongside attack surface management, deep and dark web monitoring, threat intelligence and supply chain intelligence. Its published plans pay for takedowns and investigations with credit points.

Pros

Pricing: Published plans; takedowns and investigations are paid for with credit points.

Fortra Brand Protection helps security, fraud, brand, and digital-trust teams detect and disrupt phishing, brand impersonation, fraudulent social accounts, scams, and other external threats across domains, social media, and digital channels. Combining AI-enhanced analysis, expert threat intelligence, takedown and blocking capabilities, and continuous monitoring, Fortra helps organizations reduce exposure and keep threats from returning. Fortra Brand Protection was formerly PhishLabs, which HelpSystems, now Fortra, acquired in October 2021.

Pros

• Proactive monitoring across phishing, fake domains, social impersonation and dark web threats, with timely, actionable alerts (G2 reviewer, July 2026)

Pricing: Not published