Your executives’ headshots are prime targets for scam websites, fake endorsements, and impersonation attacks. Protevio monitors the web and alerts you when leadership photos appear on unauthorized sites.
Start Executive MonitoringProfessional headshots of CEOs, founders, and executives are among the most frequently stolen images on the internet. Fraudsters use them to create fake LinkedIn profiles, fabricate endorsements for crypto or investment schemes, build scam company websites, and impersonate leaders in business email compromise (BEC) attacks.
A single misused executive photo can damage years of brand building. When your CEO’s face appears next to a fake cryptocurrency endorsement, the reputational damage can be severe — even if your company had nothing to do with it.
Scammers place executive photos next to fake product endorsements, especially in crypto, forex, and investment schemes. Your face, their scam, your reputation at risk.
Fake LinkedIn, Twitter, and social profiles using executive photos enable social engineering, phishing, and BEC attacks targeting your employees and business partners.
Set up monitoring per executive. Get alerts when their face appears on new websites so your security team can respond before the impersonation campaign gains traction.
Quarterly audits: Run face searches for all C-suite members every quarter. This systematic approach catches unauthorized appearances before they escalate into full impersonation campaigns or scam websites.
Continuous monitoring: Set up face alerts for your most visible executives. Our system checks every new batch of indexed faces and sends notifications when matches are found on new, unauthorized sites.
Incident response: When unauthorized use is discovered, use Protevio’s DMCA tools and evidence reports to take immediate action. Timestamped documentation strengthens your legal position and speeds up removal.
A systematic approach to protecting your leadership team’s image online.
Upload each leader’s official headshot. Protevio reveals everywhere that face currently appears online — authorized corporate pages and potential unauthorized use.
Review results against your known corporate presence. Any unexpected websites — especially crypto sites, investment platforms, or unfamiliar businesses — are flagged for action.
Generate DMCA takedown requests for unauthorized content. Set up face alerts for each executive to catch new impersonation attempts as they appear.