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Phishing and Takedown now managed entirely in Monitor

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Aug 13, 2026

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Phishing and Takedown now managed entirely in Monitor

What's New

Security teams can now request and track their takedown requests directly within the Searchlight Threat (Monitor) platform– across 3,300+ top-level domains – without having to leave the platform or involve their legal teams.
“Searchlight has saved us approximately 32-40 hours a month previously spent on research and attempting to discover new potential phishing sites.” – Chief Technology Officer

How it Works

This credit-based workflow makes it easy to submit and track a takedown request from request to removal and is managed by our expert team who work directly with global registrars and hosting providers to disrupt and remove sites fast – achieving a 93% takedown success rate, with 86% of requests resolved within 72 hours.

Key Benefits

  • Identify and mitigate typosquatting or combosquatting threats before they become active
  • Remove unauthorized sites causing reputation damage without having administrative overheads
  • Takedown fraudulent mail servers impersonating your brand with a high success rate
Alex Blackman

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Alex Blackman

Head of Product Marketing at Searchlight Cyber

Alex Blackman leads product marketing at Searchlight Cyber, where he's responsible for taking the company's Preemptive Threat Exposure Management platform to market. Before joining Searchlight, Alex worked with global brands including Unilever and Allianz. He runs Searchlight's webinar programme and spends most of his time helping security teams understand why preemptive beats reactive and how that works in the Searchlight platform.

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