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StepAdd the hostname
Create your account and enter the domain or subdomain you want to watch.
Cymesh monitors the availability, certificates and key security signals of your websites and domains so small problems never become outages.
Get a clear view of your operation, identify assets at risk and understand what to do next.
Create your account and enter the domain or subdomain you want to watch.
One TXT record in your DNS. It is what stops anyone monitoring what they do not control.
Certificate, uptime and security headers. Alerts by email and by signed webhook.
A single view of the health of every hostname you care about — verified, expiring, unreachable, all on one card.
Assets with the highest risk appear first, with a numeric score and severity band so you know what to fix next.
Every issue includes its impact and the recommended action — no jargon, no guessing.
Understand whether your sites, domains and public configurations need attention, even without a dedicated security team.
Monitor multiple clients in one prioritized view, without spinning up a custom pipeline for each engagement.
Centralize scattered signals and reduce manual checks. The audit trail stays available for compliance and post-mortems.
cymesh already monitors verified assets, certificates, availability, web signals and the asset's public data, with incidents and email plus webhook alerts. The next layers appear without artificial dates.
Hostname registration, DNS TXT ownership verification, monthly reverification and on-demand manual checks.
SSL/TLS with days remaining, availability, per-stage latency (DNS, connect, TLS, TTFB), HTTP status, security headers with recommendations, domain expiry via RDAP and a health score broken down by source.
DNS inventory (MX, NS, CAA, SOA), email security posture (SPF, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT) and a change feed that pinpoints exactly which public fields of the asset changed.
Incident opening and recovery per cause, event history, email and HMAC-SHA256 signed webhook alerts, plus per-account notification preferences.
Native adapters for Slack and Microsoft Teams. Today the signed outbound webhook already delivers the events, but in cymesh's own JSON — sending them to Slack or Teams needs a relay of yours to translate the payload. The native adapters remove that step.
Account member listing already exists in the console. Still pending: the email invite flow, acceptance and differentiated roles for agencies and teams.
Monitor authenticated API endpoints with custom methods, headers, request bodies and response assertions — beyond simple page uptime.
Alert when credentials, tokens or owner data appear in known public repositories.
Signals of phishing, support scams and fake pages impersonating the owner.