Portfolio
Burger King
Tim Hortons
Popeyes
Firehouse Subs
Detect & take down online scams in real time with Outtake
Outtake gives RBI one platform to detect impersonation across domains, ads, social accounts, apps, loyalty and ordering, and franchise identities, connect isolated artifacts into the operation behind them, and coordinate action against the infrastructure attackers reuse.
RBI external surfaceGlobal
4
GLOBAL BRANDS
33,041
RESTAURANTS
120+
COUNTRIES + TERRITORIES
95%+
SYSTEM FRANCHISED
01 four brand estates and market-specific domains
02 loyalty, ordering, franchise, and recruiting identities
03 shared infrastructure connects separate abuse
01 / Why now
Burger King signal
A global restaurant company increasingly powered by digital ordering, AI, and restaurant technology.
RBI operates four brands through a predominantly franchised system. The customer experience now spans restaurants, mobile and web ordering, loyalty, kiosks, delivery, restaurant technology, inventory, compliance, and franchise operations.
33,041
RESTAURANTS
120+
COUNTRIES + TERRITORIES
95%+
SYSTEM FRANCHISED
4
GLOBAL BRANDS
Burger King technology layer
The customer and restaurant technology layer is becoming more connected.
RBI is investing across digital, restaurant technology, remodels, equipment, and operations through Reclaim the Flame. BK Assistant now puts AI-powered guidance, inventory management, and compliance tracking into restaurant workflows.
91%
India orders via digital channels
97%
India restaurants with kiosks
02 / The external layer
Customer trust moves through an external surface RBI does not fully control.
Every trusted brand touchpoint creates an opportunity for impersonation outside owned systems. Outtake follows those signals into the shared infrastructure, identities, and delivery paths behind them.
External cybersecurity surface
Four connected exposure zones. One trust problem.
Outtake searches across the portfolio, digital commerce layer, and franchise ecosystem, then connects what looks like separate abuse into one investigation the security team can act on.
Campaign operation
Evidence connected
Brand domains
Global and market-specific estates
Loyalty + ordering
Apps, offers, kiosks, delivery
Franchise identities
Master franchise, vendor, recruiting
Campaign layer
Infrastructure, templates, reuse
01
Domains and cloned storefronts
02
Loyalty, offers, and ordering
03
Franchise, vendor, and recruiting identities
04
Social, apps, hosting, and operator reuse
03 / Why the external surface matters
RBI already treats cyber risk as enterprise risk. Impersonation belongs inside the same operating model.
These first-party statements and filings provide operating context. They are not evidence from the Burger King India Recon investigation.
New operating capability
BK Assistant
AI guidance / inventory / compliance
RBI introduced an AI-powered tool that gives Burger King managers and team members instant access to operational guidelines, inventory management, and compliance tracking. With approximately 41% of RBI's balance-sheet assets represented by its brands, the trusted identity around those workflows is part of the risk surface.
Form 10-K
RBI describes the cyber threat environment as increasingly sophisticated.
The filing names malware, ransomware, phishing, denial-of-service attacks, and other disruptive behavior. It also says AI use by RBI, franchisees, and vendors may heighten cybersecurity risks.
Third-party scope
RBI's stated program explicitly includes franchisees and external users.
RBI describes a risk-based approach to cybersecurity risks presented by vendors, service providers, franchisees, and other external users across its operating model.
Brand impersonation
RBI already warns that scams use imposter websites, email, and text messages.
The company says none of these offers are legitimate and states that it does not require candidates to make purchases, payments, or provide banking details before employment begins.
04 / How Outtake works
From piecemeal impersonation, to detection and dismantling at the root.
Outtake combines cross-surface detection, autonomous investigation, campaign correlation, and coordinated action in one workflow. RBI gets the evidence graph and response path, not another disconnected alert queue.
01
Detect
Find impersonation across domains, ads, social accounts, apps, storefronts, and franchise and recruiting identities.
02
Investigate
Autonomously collect identities, infrastructure, content, and evidence around every signal.
03
Correlate
Connect shared hosting, storage, templates, delivery paths, and operator reuse into one campaign view.
04
Dismantle
Coordinate action against the dependencies attackers need to keep operating and returning.
Brand signal
Domain, ad, profile, or app
Hosting + DNS
Infrastructure
Related properties
Campaign reuse
Source + templates
Shared artifacts
Delivery paths
Social, email, ads
Response path
Shared dependency
05 / Recon finding available
A Burger King India portal led to shared campaign infrastructure.
The detailed evidence preserves confidence, attribution boundaries, active status, shared hosting, certificate and cPanel relationships, and recommended investigation paths.
9
CAMPAIGN DOMAINS
5
DEEP-SCANNED
4
PATTERN-CONFIRMED
34
PARKED LEADS
Organizations protected by Outtake
Built for teams protecting high-trust brands, executives, products, and customer journeys.
Private working session
See how Outtake turns external scams into a threat graph RBI can disrupt.
In 30 minutes, review the Burger King India evidence, see how Outtake connected nine impersonation sites through shared infrastructure and template reuse, and discuss extending the same detect-to-dismantle workflow across RBI’s four brands and more than 120 countries and territories.