Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Wilmington DE, CSC Global is the leading enterprise domain management and brand protection service provider for Fortune 500 companies.
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Neustar (now part of TransUnion/Optum), founded in 1998 and headquartered in the United States, operates .biz and .us top-level domains while providing enterprise DNS, DDoS protection, and brand protection solutions.
SafeNames is a UK enterprise domain management and brand protection provider founded in 1999, offering global trademark monitoring, domain portfolio optimization, and DNS security controls for Fortune 500 companies.
101domain, founded in 2002 and headquartered in the United States, is a leading international domain registration specialist supporting 200+ country-code TLDs, focused on solving localization challenges in domain registration worldwide.
Rightside is a domain registry operating .name, .blog, and other TLDs (formerly Demand Media's domain business), offering registry-grade management, DNS hosting, and security, now merged into Identity Digital.
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4 results shownDomain Trademark Protection Strategy: Preventing Malicious Brand Domain Registration
Domain squatting and counterfeiting are major brand risks. This article covers comprehensive domain trademark protection strategies from prevention to enforcement.
Domain & Brand Consistency: Registration, Usage, and Email Domains
Using one domain across your website, email, mini-programs, and marketing materials is a low-cost way to build trust. This article covers registration, usage, and email domain strategies for brand consistency.
Register common typo variations of your domain to protect your brand
Registering common misspellings (typo domains) of your primary domain and forwarding them to your main site is a low-cost defensive strategy that prevents visitor loss and typosquatting abuse.
Your ideal .com is taken? Five strategies to land the domain you want
When your ideal .com is taken, choosing a fitting extension, checking whether the domain is really in use, making an offer, renaming with intent, and locking in across extensions are the five paths to the domain you want.