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Customer story · Healthcare · Türkiye

A Humanitarian Foundation Protects Donor Trust and Field Operations.

An international humanitarian and healthcare foundation faces fake donation campaigns, donor data exposure and risk to field infrastructure in dozens of countries at once. Commercial tooling did not fit the budget, and tooling sized for non-profits did not have the depth.

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Donation domains

BRP

  • donate-acme-aid.example · caught

    to Managed Takedown

Donor credentials

CTI

  • a supporter address

    matched in leaked data

Field infrastructure

EASM

  • a country-office host

    scanned the same way as headquarters

Field Operations in Dozens of Countries.

A Türkiye-headquartered foundation working across health, emergency response and development programs. Its donor base runs to millions of contributors.

Its external surface includes country offices, field operations and partner integrations.

Headquarters
Türkiye
Operations
Dozens of countries
Programs
Health, emergency, development
Donors
Millions

Donor Trust Is What’s at Risk.

Impersonation

Fake Donation Domains

Fraudulent donation sites spike during disaster response and route donors’ money to scammers.

Exposure

Donor Data in Breaches

Donor addresses surface in breach dumps, which damages relationships and creates regulatory exposure.

Field

Exposed Field Systems

Misconfigured field infrastructure can expose sensitive operational data.

Budget

Depth at Non-Profit Cost

The foundation needed continuous monitoring at a price a non-profit can carry.

Brand, Surface and Credentials in One Program.

The foundation joined through the Non-Profit Program, with substantially discounted access to the same platform commercial teams use.

Brand Risk Protection

Fraudulent donation domains detected continuously, and removed through Managed Takedown.

BRP

External Attack Surface Management

Country-office and program infrastructure monitored as thoroughly as headquarters systems.

EASM

Compromised Client Credential Monitoring

Donor and supporter credentials watched for in leaked data.

CTI

Non-Profit Program

Pricing sized for a mission budget, on the full platform.

Program
HeadquartersCountry offices
WHOIS
IP WHOIS
DNS
SSL
Ports
Web data
HTTP

A Fake Donation Page Needs a Convincing Address.

Fraudulent Domain Monitoring matches newly seen domains against an organization’s names, from exact and fuzzy matches to letters from other alphabets that look identical. Confirmed domains go to Managed Takedown.

Below, one name and the kind of candidate each match type produces.

  1. acme.example

    Your keyword

    Each rule pairs it with one match type

  2. acme.test

    Same name · exact

    The name itself, on another TLD

  3. acme-login.example

    Name inside · contains

    The name inside a longer label

  4. acrne.example

    Typo · fuzzy

    One edit away: a dropped, doubled, swapped or mistyped letter

  5. acem-verify.example

    Typo inside · fuzzy_contains

    A typo inside a longer label

  6. аcme.example

    resolves as xn--cme-5cd.example

    Lookalike letters · confusable_exact

    Letters swapped for ones that look identical

  7. аcme-login.example

    resolves as xn--cme-login-zyh.example

    Lookalike letters inside · confusable_contains

    Lookalike letters inside a longer label

  8. aсem.example

    resolves as xn--aem-4ed.example

    Lookalike and typo · confusable_fuzzy

    A typo and a lookalike letter together

  9. secure-aсem.example

    resolves as xn--secure-aem-jwi.example

    Lookalike and typo inside · confusable_fuzzy_contains

    Both, inside a longer label

What Changed Across the Foundation.

Fraudulent donation domainsCaught faster, often before donors are exposed, and removed through Managed Takedown
Donor credentialsMonitored continuously against leaked data
Field infrastructureMonitored as deeply as headquarters systems
Seasonal peaksBrand monitoring keeps pace through disaster-response and giving cycles
ReportingEvidence ready for audit and donor-reporting cycles
CostNon-Profit Program pricing keeps the Deepinfo Platform within the mission’s budget

Organizations Whose Name Is the Target.

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Protect Your Mission at Full Depth.

If your organization qualifies for the Non-Profit Program, talk to us. It is the full platform commercial teams run, priced for a non-profit.

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