Security monitor
Monitor the domain controls your business relies on.
Quick answer
Domain monitoring helps you notice changes to DNS, certificate, and email-authentication settings. It is an early-warning layer, not a full domain or email security audit.
Who this is for: Businesses that own a public domain and use it for websites or email.
What to do
- 01Confirm the domain and provider accounts are owned by the business.
- 02Record the expected DNS, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration.
- 03Review meaningful changes and investigate unexpected edits.
- 04Protect registrar and DNS accounts with MFA and separate administrator access.
What this does not cover
Passive checks cannot prove who changed a record, inspect private provider activity, or determine legal impact.
This page is educational information, not legal advice or a professional security audit. Check the official requirements and get qualified help when your circumstances require it.
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