Website monitoring
Website security monitoring, always on.
Continuous, production-safe checks across TLS, headers, cookies, DNS, email auth, network exposure, and web hygiene. Multi-domain, alert-routed.
What we monitor
The drift you'd never notice until it's too late.
TLS
TLS / HTTPS validation
Cipher-suite analysis, certificate chain, OCSP stapling, HSTS, mixed-content detection. Catch expiry and downgrade before a customer browser does.
Headers
Security headers coverage
CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, COOP/COEP/CORP, X-Content-Type-Options. Drift on any of these is flagged.
Cookies
Cookie flag hygiene
HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite, Partitioned. Missing flags are surfaced with a step-by-step fix.
DNS / Email
DNS and email auth records
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, DNSSEC, CAA. Stop spoofers and stop sending past auditors.
Exposure
Network exposure checks
Open ports (non-intrusive), subdomain takeover candidates, server information disclosure, framework leakage.
Hygiene
Common web hygiene
Vulnerable JavaScript libraries, mixed content, clickjacking protection, frame-ancestors policy.
How it works
Set the cadence, get the alerts.
- ✓Add up to 10 domains and their subdomains on Business
- ✓Pick the scan cadence: daily on Business, weekly on Essential
- ✓Route alerts to email, Slack, or Teams
- ✓Track scan-over-scan score trend and remediation closure
- ✓Export audit-ready PDF + CSV evidence packs anytime
FAQ
Website monitoring, answered.
How is this different from continuous security monitoring?
Website security monitoring is the framing for non-engineering buyers who want their site watched end-to-end. Continuous security monitoring is the same engine framed for engineering teams managing release cadence and drift between deploys. Same scans, same engine, different framing for different buyers.
Does this cover web apps, marketing sites, or both?
Both. Point it at any HTTP-reachable target: marketing sites, single-page web apps, app subdomains, status pages, login portals, even staging environments behind basic auth. If it responds to HTTPS, Barrion can monitor it.
How fast is the first scan?
About 60 seconds for the baseline report on a single domain. Multi-domain estates (up to 10 on Business) take a few minutes to fan out across all targets and their subdomains. You see results as each scan finishes, you don't have to wait for the whole estate.
What happens when my TLS certificate is about to expire?
You get an email or Slack alert 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry, so there is no scenario where a cert silently lapses on a Sunday. You also get an immediate alert if a certificate is revoked, chain-broken, or replaced with an invalid one between scans.
Can I export evidence packs for compliance audits?
Yes. Every scan can export PDF and CSV evidence packs mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and NIS2 control families. The scan-over-scan trend line itself is the artifact most auditors want, and it is included in the export by default.
Turn on website monitoring.
Start with a free first scan to see the baseline, then turn on monitoring on Essential or Business.