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The agentic email security solution that empowers you to fight back against social engineering attacks. Detection isn't enough. Disruption is the difference.
Identify fraudulent profiles and campaigns tied to protected organizations and identities. Doppel helps executive protection, recruiting security, fraud, and brand teams understand whether the LinkedIn finding is isolated or part of a broader social-engineering campaign.

Integration overview
Professional context gives attackers a credible pretext for recruiter scams, executive outreach, vendor fraud, and relationship-building before the malicious ask. Identify fraudulent profiles and campaigns tied to protected organizations and identities. On LinkedIn, the useful question is not only “is this asset fake?” but “what else belongs to the same attack?” Doppel keeps that platform evidence connected to the broader campaign.
Detect profiles impersonating executives, employees, or recruiters
Investigate fraudulent outreach connected to domains or email lures
Use campaign patterns to improve verification and human-risk programs
Better together
Doppel focuses on executive, recruiter, employee, and company impersonation. Identify fraudulent profiles and campaigns tied to protected organizations and identities. The finding can then be investigated alongside related infrastructure so response is based on the campaign, not only the platform artifact.
Detect profiles impersonating executives, employees, or recruiters
Investigate fraudulent outreach connected to domains or email lures
Use campaign patterns to improve verification and human-risk programs
Challenge
Abuse on LinkedIn is often only one touchpoint in a campaign. Manual platform searches can miss the domain, ad, email, or account that makes the scam operational.
Solution
Doppel helps teams detect fraudulent profiles and connect them to broader social-engineering campaigns while preserving the cross-channel context needed to prioritize the wider operation.
Attackers rarely limit a campaign to one surface. Abuse on LinkedIn may be paired with lookalike domains, paid promotion, direct messages, email, or other impersonated identities. That is why the platform finding needs campaign context.
A suspicious LinkedIn asset can reveal reused names, links, domains, creative, or identities. Connecting those clues helps responders understand scope and prioritize the campaign rather than the loudest individual artifact.