SSL/TLS certificate monitoring
Expired certificates still create high-visibility incidents. LuminaKite checks the certificate presented by each monitored hostname, tracks the evidence that matters, and routes alerts before renewal windows become outages.
Operational outcomes
SSL/TLS
- Reduce certificate-related downtime with configurable renewal windows.
- Detect issuer, serial, fingerprint and certificate-chain changes.
- Track weak TLS protocol support, weak ciphers, HSTS, OCSP, CRL and CAA evidence.
- Keep SAN and wildcard coverage aligned with the hostnames your teams operate.
Core capabilities
How the module works
Add monitored hostnames
Register production domains, ports and expected certificate validation level for the surfaces your team owns.
Run scheduled checks
LuminaKite connects to each endpoint, parses the presented certificate and records transport evidence.
Compare against policy
The platform evaluates expiration windows, chain changes, TLS posture and owner preferences.
Route alerts
Relevant events are delivered through email, webhooks or team chat channels according to the active plan.
Signals and evidence
Common use cases
Prevent public outages
Alert application owners before a certificate expires on a customer-facing hostname.
Detect unexpected certificate rotation
Investigate sudden issuer, fingerprint or chain changes that were not part of a planned deployment.
Support compliance reviews
Export certificate and TLS posture evidence for infrastructure audits and renewal governance.
Frequently asked questions
Does LuminaKite need private keys?
No. The module inspects public certificate and transport metadata from the endpoint. It does not require private keys or internal access.
Can it monitor non-standard ports?
Yes. Domains can be monitored with a port, which is useful for APIs, admin panels and services that expose TLS outside port 443.
What happens when the certificate changes?
LuminaKite records the new evidence and can generate an event when issuer, chain, fingerprint or validation details differ from prior checks.
Can the module check revocation?
Advanced checks collect OCSP and CRL evidence when the issuing certificate exposes those endpoints.