Team solution
Digital security monitoring for businesses
A shared domain and external-signal view helps IT, security, and vendors coordinate without turning each control into an isolated tool.
Team challenges
Distributed ownership
Domains and services span teams and vendors with different calendars.
Alerts without context
A technical signal alone does not identify impact, owner, or next action.
Fragmented evidence
Manual reviews and spreadsheets lose change history between audits.
Workflow
Inventory
Organize authorized domains, services, and owners.
Monitor
Schedule certificate, DNS, email, availability, and exposure controls.
Prioritize
Turn meaningful changes into reviewable findings and cases.
Report
Produce executive or technical evidence according to plan and permissions.
Operating outcomes
Less time identifying who needs to respond.
Consistent coverage across domains and modules.
History for validating change and remediation.
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace internal tools?
No. It complements inventory and observability with a continuous external perspective.
Can a company start with a few domains?
Yes. Start with critical services, define ownership, and expand based on operating lessons.
Organize external monitoring
Start with critical domains and expand coverage with clear ownership.
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Certificate lifecycle
SSL/TLS certificate monitoring and expiration alerts
Monitor SSL/TLS certificates across multiple domains, receive expiry alerts, and detect unexpected certificate-chain or TLS posture changes.
Domain trust
DNS and email security monitoring
Detect DNS record changes and monitor SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, nameserver, MTA-STS, and TLS-RPT posture across your domains.
Digital availability
Uptime monitoring for websites, APIs, and endpoints
Monitor website, API, and endpoint availability with scheduled checks, multi-region confirmation, and downtime alerts.
External discovery
External attack surface management (EASM)
Discover subdomains and internet-exposed assets related to authorized domains, prioritize findings, and monitor external attack-surface changes.