Evade Cyber Threats with Anti-Phishing & Anti-Rogue Services
A login page cloned onto yourbank-kyc-update.com does the same damage as a repackaged copy of your app on an APK mirror. Our anti phishing services and anti-rogue monitoring find both and get them taken down.
What is Anti-Phishing and Anti-Rogue Application Service?
Anti-phishing deals with websites, SMS and social posts that impersonate you. Anti rogue is the app half, and the term gets misread. It has nothing to do with rogue Wi-Fi access points. In brand protection it means finding and removing rogue apps, the fake or tampered copies of a legitimate app such as a cloned APK on a third-party store or a lookalike Google Play listing.
Anti-Phishing Services: Your Shield Against Deception
A phishing kit needs a domain and a TLS certificate, so it usually appears first in certificate transparency logs or new domain feeds. For a bank that means names like yourbank-kyc.in, mixed in with parked domains and a florist who shares your name. Our anti-phishing monitoring service sorts them with AI and machine learning.
- Real-time Monitoring: New domains, certificates, ads and social posts, checked as they appear.
- Prompt Takedown: Our AI-powered takedown engine files with the registrar, the host and Google Safe Browsing.
- Brand Monitoring: Surface, deep and dark web, watched for your name and logo.
Anti-Rogue Services: Combat Rogue Applications
Rogue applications are malicious replicas of legitimate apps designed to mislead users and harvest confidential information. Usually someone has decompiled your APK, added an overlay that grabs logins and OTPs, and re-uploaded it. So mobile anti-phishing for a bank is mostly clone-hunting, and an anti-phishing solution for banking apps has to look beyond the official stores.
- 150+ App Store Monitoring: Clones mostly live on third-party APK sites and in WhatsApp forwards.
- Immediate Threat Notification: You hear when a rogue app is confirmed, so removal can start.
- In-depth Reporting: Reports list each finding, the removal request filed and whether it came down.
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Cyber Threat Monitoring
- Phish feed, social media, and mobile platform monitoring
- Domain name and dark web monitoring
- Executive Leaked Credential monitoring
External Attack Surface Monitoring
- Infrastructure monitoring to identify external vulnerabilities
- Continuous scanning for new exposure
- Risk scoring and prioritization
Incident Management
- Phishing incident takedowns
- Trademark/Copyright infringement takedowns
- Quick Priority Takedown service
Meet Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Guidelines
Our Anti-Phishing and Anti-Rogue Services are built to align with the Comprehensive Cyber Security Framework set forth by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for Primary (Urban) Cooperative Banks (UCBs).
The framework asks banks to "subscribe to anti-phishing/anti-rogue application services from external service providers for identifying and taking down phishing websites/rogue applications".
RBI Cyber Security Compliant
Our services align with RBI's graded approach to cybersecurity for banks and financial institutions.
Which regulations ask for anti-phishing and anti-rogue app services?
RBI was first, in 2016, and the wording has spread. Most of these texts ask for the same two things: someone outside the bank watching for fake sites and apps, and a way to get them taken down. Below is the exact wording, so you can match it to the control in your own audit checklist.
One oddity. RBI's 2016 Annex 1 spells it “anti-rouge”, and plenty of compliance teams have searched for anti rouge app services because of it. The later RBI and SEBI texts spell it anti-rogue.
| Regulation | Clause | Exact wording |
|---|---|---|
| RBI Cyber Security Framework in Banks (June 2016) | Annex 1, 14.1 | “Subscribe to Anti-phishing/anti-rouge app services from external service providers for identifying and taking down phishing websites/rouge applications. (RBI's spelling)” |
| RBI graded framework for UCBs (2019) | Annex II, 8.1 | “Subscribe to Anti-phishing/anti-rogue application services from external service providers for identifying and taking down phishing websites/rogue applications.” |
| RBI Digital Payment Security Controls Directions (2021) | Para 29 | “REs shall institute a mechanism to actively monitor for the non-genuine/ unauthorised/ malicious applications (with similar name/ features) on popular app-stores and the Web and respond accordingly to bring them down.” |
| RBI Master Directions for non-bank PSOs (2024) | Para 27 | “The PSO shall subscribe to anti-phishing / anti-rogue app services for identifying and taking down phishing websites / rogue applications.” |
| SEBI CSCRF (August 2024) | ID.RA.S3 | “REs shall subscribe to anti-phishing/ anti-rogue app services to mitigate potential phishing or impersonation attacks.” |
| BNM RMiT (September 2026) | Appendix 7, Part D | “continuous monitoring and takedown of fake applications in application distribution platforms” |
| MAS TRM Guidelines (2021) | 14.1.6 | “The FI should actively monitor for phishing campaigns targeting the FI and its customers. Immediate action should be taken to report phishing attempts to service providers to facilitate the removal of malicious content.” |
| SAMA Cyber Security Framework | 3.3.13 | “use of brand protection measures to protect online services including social media.” |
What an inspector usually wants is not the subscription but the cases: the fake site or app, when it was found, where it was reported, and the date it went offline. That is the record a takedown service should hand you, case by case.
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