Continuous monitoring

Your surface changes. You will know.

xSpctr re-checks your surface every day. Critical changes alert you at once; everything else arrives as one calm weekly summary.

Changeslast 7 days

Port 3389 opened on 192.0.2.90Instant alert

Known-exploited CVE matched on vpn.example.comInstant alert

New host: api-dev.example.comWeekly summary

Service changed on shop.example.comWeekly summary

Port 23 closed on 203.0.113.10Resolved

Checked daily2 critical · 3 in summary

Change detection

What xSpctr watches for.

A new subdomain, a new address, a server someone set up on Friday afternoon.

Remote access or a database appearing on the internet is flagged the same day.

A different product or version answering on a known port.

When a new CVE matches software you run, especially one already exploited in the wild.

A name that suddenly points to a different address than before.

Renewals, new issuers and certificates close to expiry.

Alerts

Alert fatigue is how real problems get missed. xSpctr sends very few alerts, and each one is worth reading.

Instant alerts for critical changes: new Look first findings, known-exploited matches and risky ports
Everything else in one weekly summary
Choose a profile: critical only, recommended or custom

Alert profileSettings

Critical onlyLook first findings and known-exploited matches

RecommendedCritical at once, the rest in a weekly summary

CustomChoose each kind of change yourself

Set per organisationchange it any time

Trends

The overview shows how hosts, open findings and Look first items moved over the last 30 days, and how fast issues get fixed.

Also

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