Continuous, passive monitoring of your domain security posture. It records a baseline, checks in on a schedule and alerts you only when something changes or degrades.
Every check is passive. It looks at what your domain already exposes in public records and responses, with no intrusion and no invasive testing.
If it is missing or left at p=none, anyone can send email in your company's name. Domain Watch alerts you if the record drops or weakens.
It defines which servers may send email for your domain. A broken or overly open SPF opens the door to spoofing.
An expired certificate breaks the site and scares customers away. Domain Watch counts the days left and warns you before it expires.
The right headers stop common in-browser attacks. If they disappear after a deploy, you find out.
Every new certificate lands in public logs. A subdomain that shows up out of nowhere can be new attack surface no one authorized.
Domain Watch is not out to fill your inbox. The goal is that you hear about a relevant change and nothing else.
The first check records your domain's current state as a reference point.
The monitor runs again on its own, with no one having to remember to do it.
Each run is contrasted with the saved state to detect what changed and what degraded.
If nothing changed, there is no noise. If something shifted or got worse, the alert arrives with the detail.
Domain Watch is monitoring, it does not replace an assessment or a pentest. A pentest actively hunts for vulnerabilities at a single point in time. Domain Watch keeps what is already right staying right over time. The two complement each other.
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