Monitor DNS records, Cloudflare security settings, and email authentication. Analyze DMARC & TLS-RPT reports. Detect brand impersonation and typosquatting. Track remediation projects. All in one platform.
Enterprise-grade domain security monitoring and reporting platform.
Query public DNS records (NS, MX, SPF, DMARC, DKIM, CAA) via global resolvers. Cloudflare monitoring available with your API credentials.
Get notified via email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams when DNS changes or security issues are detected.
Ingest and analyze DMARC aggregate reports and TLS-RPT reports. Visualize email authentication trends.
Track security improvements with before/after snapshots. Document changes and measure score improvements.
Detect typosquatting and domain impersonation with homoglyph, bit-flip, and TLD swap algorithms. Fingerprint live content on hostile domains and collect evidence for takedown proceedings.
Automatic security scoring for each domain. Identify gaps and track progress toward best practices.
Integrate with updown.io for uptime monitoring, webhooks for SIEM systems, and Cloudflare API for settings checks. Netlify and more integrations coming soon.
We only query publicly available DNS records—the same data anyone can see using dig or nslookup. No access to your private systems.
Register the domains you want to monitor. We query public DNS records to discover your existing configuration.
Set up notification preferences and define expected DNS values for critical records.
Periodic continuously queries public DNS resolvers worldwide to check your records and alerts you to any changes.
eSolia has been providing IT services in Japan since 1999. Periodic is built on our decades of experience managing enterprise infrastructure.
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