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AI Defense Against Phishing & Impersonation

Phishing and impersonation attacks have gone multi-channel. Our mission is to stop these evolving attacks across all channels with near-perfect AI accuracy, protecting users from online scams and threats.

United against phishing

Our Mission for a Safer Internet

We believe that the internet should be a place where individuals and businesses can safely connect, transact, and collaborate without fear of compromise or theft. Through our commitment to innovation, we strive to create products that not only delight our customers but also eradicate the growing cyberthreats online.

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Our Values

Making a Real Difference

Similar to our technology, we expect the same from our people. Bolster is a high-performance culture and we support each other in reaching higher levels of achievement in accomplishing our mission to make the internet a safer place. This is what we expect of each other. Sometimes it is tough. We want people who can weather the storms with us. We want to make a real difference together. And we celebrate and have fun together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bolster AI detects, investigates, and removes phishing sites, brand impersonation, fraudulent apps, social media scams, counterfeit listings, and fraudulent ads. Detection is AI-driven, analysts handle the edge cases, and confirmed threats move into takedown workflows instead of into an alert queue for someone else to work through.

Bolster AI works toward an internet where businesses and individuals can connect, transact, and collaborate without fear of fraud, impersonation, or theft. In practice that means detecting phishing and impersonation campaigns across domains, social media, app stores, marketplaces, ads, and the dark web, removing them, and watching for their return.

Bolster AI has offices in Santa Clara, California, and Noida, India.

The legal entity is Bolster, Inc. Bolster AI is an external threat protection company, and Rod Schultz is the CEO.

External digital threat protection, also described as digital risk protection. The category covers threats that live outside your perimeter: lookalike domains, impersonating accounts, fraudulent apps and listings, scam ads, and exposed data on the dark web. It’s separate from the tooling that defends your own network and endpoints.

Security teams first, and also brand and marketing, legal, and trust and safety. Those groups want different things from the same detection data, which is part of why Bolster AI is built around one shared view of external risk instead of four tools that don’t talk to each other.

Bolster AI holds a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation, which is usually the first thing an enterprise security review asks for. An attestation covers the controls within its scope, so ask the Bolster AI team for the report itself if your review needs that level of detail.

Trust, thinking big, mutual respect, and customer success. Bolster AI describes itself as a high-performance culture built around those four expectations.

Yes. CheckPhish is a free URL and webpage scanner with typosquat insight, available at checkphish.bolster.ai with no sign-up needed to run a scan. CheckPhish Community is an open forum for phishing analysis, URL discussion, and emerging trends. CheckPhish is also available as a Microsoft Security Copilot plugin, which runs on a CheckPhish account and its scan limits.

Use the contact page for general inquiries. If you want to see what’s currently targeting your brand rather than talk through the platform in the abstract, request a demo at https://bolster.ai/request-a-demo and ask for it to be run against your own domains and accounts.