Brand Protection Gets a Unified Workspace: Triage Multiple Queries in One View!

Hey there, it's me, Shiichan! Today I found a small-but-handy update for anyone whose job is protecting a brand online, so let me walk you through it.

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What was announced?

Cloudflare's Security Center added a unified investigation workspace to Brand Protection. It was announced on the Cloudflare Changelog.

Brand Protection helps you spot suspicious domains that impersonate your brand, and this update makes the screen where you investigate them much nicer to work in.

The story so far

Until now, you had to open a separate page for each saved query (your monitoring condition). So if you managed lots of brands, you were clicking through dozens of individual query pages one by one, which got tedious.

What changes

Now you can select multiple saved queries to build a consolidated "Combined Matches" view. You can triage results from different queries in one table, which cuts down all that clicking around.

Because similar domains and infrastructure patterns that show up across multiple queries are visible together, it's also easier to connect related impersonation campaigns.

Dive Deep

There are three main new things:

• A "Combined Matches" view that pulls results from multiple saved queries into a single table
• Query extended views that open in separate tabs inside the dashboard, so you can keep several investigation contexts at once and switch without losing your place
• A "Clear Selection" action to reset your workspace and pivot to a different investigation set

Want more detail? Check out the Brand Protection documentation.

Wrap-up

• Brand Protection now has a unified workspace that combines multiple queries into one view
• "Combined Matches" triages results in a single table, tabs let you investigate in parallel, and "Clear Selection" resets the workspace
• Cross-query similar domains and infrastructure patterns are easier to correlate

This one really lands for anyone monitoring lots of brands who was tired of bouncing between pages during impersonation reviews.