See external infrastructure issues before your customers do.

Continuously monitor internet-facing services, certificates, DNS, availability, and exposure changes - without agents or internal credentials.

No agents required Read-only scanning Regional verification No credentials needed
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External Security Scan
82/ 100
company.com
Assets
www.company.com
api.company.com
vpn.company.com
mail.company.com
Recent Findings
HTTPS unavailable · vpn.company.com
SSL expires in 21 days · api.company.com
HTTP header missing · www.company.com
DNS discovery completed
SSL inspection completed
Security header analysis running
Report generation running

Built for teams responsible for internet-facing systems.

Start with public evidence, then turn important endpoints into continuous monitoring.

MSPs & Managed Service Providers

Review customer-facing exposure and monitor critical endpoints from one operational view.

Telcos & Cloud Providers

Track public services, HTTPS endpoints, certificates, and infrastructure changes.

Hosting Operators

Find customer-facing issues earlier and keep evidence ready for incident response.

Infrastructure Teams

Maintain a current view of externally visible services without replacing internal observability.

Clear scope Sentryx observes public infrastructure from the outside. It complements—not replaces—internal observability, vulnerability management, or penetration testing.

Discover exposure. Monitor availability. Detect change.

One workflow for the evidence operators need before, during, and after an incident.

Discover exposure

Build a public view of reachable hosts, DNS records, HTTPS services, and certificate evidence.

Monitor availability

Continuously check critical websites, APIs, endpoints, and certificate validity from outside your network.

Detect change

See when DNS, certificates, or externally visible services change so teams can investigate with context.

From free evidence to continuous monitoring.

No agent or internal network access is required for the public scan.

01
Enter a domain
Use a public domain you are authorised to assess.
02
Discover evidence
Bounded DNS, HTTPS, and certificate checks.
03
Review the report
Evidence, limits, and practical next steps.
04
Monitor continuously
Discuss ongoing monitoring with our team.

Your External Security in One View

Turn scattered external security signals into a single view of your attack surface, monitoring health, and issues requiring attention.

Security Overview
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36
Assets
427
Monitors
12
Issues
2
Critical
Security Score Trend
Monitor Availability
99.98%
Findings
Critical2
High3
Medium7
Low12
Recent Activity
New port detected · vpn.company.com2 min ago
SSL certificate renewed · api.company.com18 min ago
Website recovered · portal.company.com34 min ago
DNS change detected · company.com1 hour ago
Continuous monitoring

Need monitoring beyond a one-time report?

Tell us about your environment. Our business team will recommend a practical scope based on assets, locations, and operational needs—without forcing a public plan choice.

Asset volumeMonitoring locationsAlerting workflowReporting needs

Security Intelligence

Questions operators ask before starting.

Does Sentryx need internal access?

No. External monitoring uses public signals and does not require VPN access, cloud administrator credentials, or an installed agent.

What can I monitor?

Websites, APIs, DNS, TLS certificates, domains, supported services, and externally visible changes.

Does this replace penetration testing?

No. Sentryx provides broad continuous visibility. Authorized penetration testing validates specific attack paths at a point in time.

What data does the free scan retain?

The scan processes public response evidence and stores report metadata needed to operate and protect the service. It does not retain response bodies or collect credentials.

Can a proxy hide the origin?

Yes. CDNs and reverse proxies can hide origin infrastructure, so findings describe what Sentryx can observe publicly—not every internal asset.

Is Sentryx currently certified?

Sentryx is not currently SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified. Security controls and data handling are described without implying certification.

Start with evidence from the public internet.

Run a bounded external scan, review the full report, then decide whether continuous monitoring fits your environment.

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