Monitoring dashboard — worked example
After your baseline paid report, every monitored domain gets a weekly check of the fast-moving signals and a full monthly re-scan of the same module set. This is what your account dashboard looks like once a few months of history have accumulated: exposure score over time, severity mix per scan, and a summary of exactly what changed.
Invented monitoring history for example.com, rendered with the same dashboard components a customer sees. No real organization is described here.
Subscription status
Full audit + remediation playbook · weekly checks + monthly sweep
Next scan the 1st of next month · last ran 1/1/1970
Renews 1/1/1971
Exposure trends
example.com
Exposure score
Findings by severity
In your own dashboard, each point and bar is clickable and opens that month's full report.
What changed
since your scan on Dec 1, 1969
Compared against your previous scan of the same type. “Resolved” means the issue was present then and is no longer detected now.
2 newly-appearing critical or high issues since last month — review these first.
- Newpromo.example.com points to an unclaimed cloud hostname (takeover possible)critical
- New203.0.113.44 exposes a management port that was closed last monthhigh
- WorseDMARC policy relaxed to p=none on example.comhigh · was medium
- ImprovedExpiring certificate on mail.example.com renewed with a longer windowlow · was medium
- ResolvedLookalike domain example-billing.com no longer resolveshigh
- ResolvedPublicly indexed document directory on files.example.com removedmedium
- ResolvedOrphaned CNAME old-cdn.example.com deletedhigh
Want this for your own attack surface?
Continuous coverage is included in every plan — Essential ($3,600/year) and Advanced ($7,200/year), per monitored domain. Start with a free preview scan to see what is exposed today.