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SkyQon keeps checking the signals that customers, mailbox providers, browsers and auditors use to judge your domains, and shows you what to fix.
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Email Trust
Monitor SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT, and surface exactly where your domain can be spoofed or silently dropped by mailbox providers.
- SPF lookup count with the include tree, multiple-record and placeholder errors
- DKIM key presence, size and rotation hygiene
- DMARC policy strength with aggregate-report ingest
- BIMI, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT readiness
- BIMI: the record, the logo file and the Verified Mark Certificate, with a free BIMI check
- Your DMARC and TLS-RPT reports read for you, sender by sender (Pro and up)
- Where mail sent in your name comes from, on a map (Enterprise)
We do not change your DNS. You publish the record, we check it again from outside.
DNS Trust
Detect DNSSEC gaps, risky or stale records, weak configurations and missing protections, so your namespace can't be quietly tampered with.
- DNSSEC signing and chain-of-trust validation
- Nameserver health, redundancy and consistency
- CAA, dangling and risky record detection
- Zone hygiene and exposure scoring
- DANE (TLSA) checked on your inbound mail servers and on every certificate endpoint
We do not host your zone. We read what the world’s resolvers see.
Certificate Trust
Track certificate expiry, issuer changes, configuration drift and your full certificate inventory, so a renewal doesn't turn into an outage in the middle of the night.
- Expiry forecasting with early-warning alerts
- Issuer / CA change and unexpected-issuance detection
- Full certificate inventory across hosts and ports
- Certificate Transparency monitoring from our own log reader
- Issued-vs-deployed reconciliation against your own CA
- A free reminder by email 30 days before the certificate on your domain expires, straight from the free check
- Certificate history kept from 30 days on Free to two years on Growth and above
- Advanced CT add-on: proof each certificate was logged, the full history including expired certificates, and three years of CT records
We do not issue public certificates. Auto-Renew does that on your own server, with your approval.
TLS Security
Evaluate your HTTPS configuration, protocol strength, cipher exposure and certificate-chain trust against current best practice.
- Protocol versions and deprecated-protocol exposure
- Cipher-suite strength and forward secrecy
- Certificate-chain completeness and trust
- Web security headers on the home page: HSTS, CSP, framing, cookie flags, mixed content and SRI
- Full TLS detail per endpoint on Pro and up: every accepted version and cipher suite, key exchange groups and which common clients can still connect
- TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, 3DES and RC4 tried on every scan; each endpoint that accepts them costs a point in your score
We do not sit in front of your site. Nothing is proxied, we only look.
Attack Surface & Exposure
Find what you expose without knowing it: forgotten subdomains, open ports, web software older than its security release (PHP, Apache, IIS), building controllers and AI services. The things attackers look for first.
- Subdomain discovery from Certificate Transparency
- Dangling-record and takeover-risk detection
- Misconfigured and orphaned host surfacing
- Continuous attack-surface tracking
- Open-port scan on hosts you have proved are yours: 34 risky ports weekly on Pro, 67 daily on Growth and above
- Building and industrial controllers recognised by name, with the date the maker ended old models
- Self-hosted AI services that answer without a login, such as Ollama, Qdrant and Milvus
- Web servers past their maker’s end of support: IIS 8.5, Apache 2.2 and PHP 7.x and older
- PHP older than its 22 October 2026 security release (PHP2Shell), with CVE, CISA KEV and EPSS, marked Confirmed or Suspected
- Hidden PHP, Apache and nginx versions read from inside the server by the SkyQon agent, containers included (Pro and up)
- Leaked-password audit on your Windows domain controller: only counts reach us (Pro and up)
We scan only domains you have proved are yours, and address ranges after recorded consent. No login attempt, no exploit. Every probe leaves from one named server you can look up and opt out of.
Brand Protection
Monitor lookalike domains, typosquatting, homoglyphs and phishing infrastructure that impersonate your brand and target your customers.
- Lookalike and typosquat domain discovery
- Homoglyph and confusable-name detection
- Suspicious-registration and phishing signals
- Impersonation and domain-abuse indicators
We do not take lookalike domains down. We find them early and give you the evidence to report them.
Registrar Monitoring
Track registrar lock status, nameserver changes, WHOIS changes, expiration dates and domain-ownership risks before they become incidents.
- Transfer-lock and registrar-lock status
- Nameserver and WHOIS / RDAP change detection
- Expiration tracking with T-30 / T-7 alerts
- Ownership and contact-change monitoring
We never touch your registrar account. We read public registration data and tell you when it changes.
Compliance Evidence
Generate exportable reports and evidence for audits, security reviews, vendor assessments and board reporting, including NIS2-aligned evidence. Publish a Trust Page: a public, opt-in page with your trust score and the controls behind it, signed so anyone you send it to can check it was not edited.
- NIS2-aligned evidence reports (PDF)
- Point-in-time posture snapshots and history
- Vendor-assessment and security-review exports
- Signed executive reports for the board
- Public Trust Page: signed, shareable with your insurer, auditor or buyers
- eIDAS qualified certificates (QWAC, QSealC) checked against the EU trusted lists of all 32 territories
- Organisation names in OV and EV certificates compared with the company registers
- Board and insurer reports in plain language, signed like the rest
Evidence, not certification. Your auditor still decides; we give them something they can check.
# Domain trust evidence period = 2026-06 coverage = 96% posture = 71/100 sha256 = a3f1…9e2c
Post-Quantum Readiness
NIST's draft transition plan (IR 8547) proposes deprecating RSA and ECC after 2030 and disallowing them after 2035. We list the cryptography you run today and turn it into a migration plan you can work through.
- Cryptographic algorithm and key-size assessment
- Quantum-vulnerable certificate inventory
- Migration-readiness scoring
- Exportable modernization roadmap
A new certificate today is still classical. We plan the migration and measure progress; we do not pretend to finish it for you.
DORA Trust Center
An add-on for financial entities and their ICT third-party providers: we assemble the technical evidence behind DORA: a shareable supplier-readiness trust page, Register of Information support and audit-ready exports. Certification stays with your auditor; the add-on supplies the evidence underneath it.
- Supplier-readiness trust page you can share with clients
- Register of Information (RoI) data support
- Audit-ready, exportable DORA evidence
- Continuous ICT-risk signals across your domain estate
Certification stays with your auditor. The add-on supplies the technical evidence behind the questionnaire.
# DORA supplier-readiness evidence entity = ICT third-party provider roi = linked posture = 71/100 sha256 = a3f1…9e2c
Cloud & internal coverage
The platform starts agent-less, scanning your public domains from the cloud in minutes. When you need to go deeper, optional cloud connectors and a lightweight internal agent extend the same trust posture to private networks and cloud certificate stores. Available on Growth and Enterprise.
- Agent-less external scanning, on by default
- Cloud connectors for certificate stores (e.g. AWS ACM)
- Optional internal agent for private networks and internal CAs
- One unified Trust Score across external, cloud and internal
Internal coverage is opt-in. The agent sends what it reads; private keys stay on your hosts.
Certificate Reconciliation
Your CA records what it issued. An external scan shows what is live. We keep both sides in one ledger and flag every certificate where they disagree, including revoked certificates that are still serving traffic. Available on Growth and Enterprise.
- Connectors for EJBCA, HashiCorp Vault, AD CS and step-ca, plus PEM import for any other CA
- Detection of revoked certificates still serving traffic
- Surfacing of issued certificates that never reached production
- Deployed certificates with no issuance record on file
- Public CT corroboration of deployed certificates, before any CA is connected
We read what your CA recorded; we never change it. Without a connected CA, a certificate is reported as not reconciled, not as clean.
If no CA is connected, certificates are reported as not reconciled rather than as clean.
Lifecycle & Response
Most monitors stop at an alert. For managed certificates, the platform can act: the agent issues a replacement first, then revokes the compromised certificate. Every step lands in an append-only, hash-chained evidence ledger. Private keys never leave your hosts.
- Revoked-but-still-served and broken-chain detection, on every plan
- Agent-orchestrated ACME renewal: replace first, then revoke
- Revocations recorded only when the agent confirms them
- Hash-chained evidence ledger, signed into your reports
The agent renews only certificates you enrolled, under rules you approved. We never hold a private key.
# append-only, hash-chained 12:04 RENEW replacement issued (ACME) 12:05 DEPLOY agent affirmed rollout 12:06 REVOKE old cert revoked · affirmed 12:06 LEDGER sha256 6b1f…c8a2 → chained
Private CA Management
Issue and revoke certificates on the certificate authority you already run, from the same screen that monitors them. One add-on, four kinds of CA.
- EJBCA and AWS Private CA over their APIs; AD CS, HashiCorp Vault and an internal EJBCA through the agent
- Issue from a signing request, revoke with a reason, every action recorded
- CA health: CRL freshness and OCSP answers checked, with an alert when a CRL goes stale
We do not run a CA for you and we never hold a private key. Your CA signs; we ask it to, with your approval.
Verified Fixes
A fix counts only when a later scan sees it. Each one becomes a signed record on your evidence chain, with the date it was found and the date it was confirmed gone.
- Every resolved alert carries the reason it closed, never a guess
- Daily signed records, listed in your NIS2 report and on the Reports page
- Anyone can verify a record on our public verifier
We do not mark something fixed because you said so. We mark it fixed because we looked again.
Trust Page
A public page, switched on by you, that shows your score and the checks behind it, signed so an insurer, a buyer or an auditor can verify it without trusting us or you.
- Your score, the controls behind it and the date of the last scan
- Signed evidence file and a verify link on every page
- Off by default; you decide who gets the address
It is not a self-declared trust center. The numbers come from scans, and the signature proves nobody edited them.
Incident Reporting
When something happens, the clock starts at once: 24 hours for the first CRA or NIS2 warning, 72 hours for a GDPR data breach, and 4 hours under DORA once you classify an incident as major. We run each clock, keep the draft filing ready, and record what you did and when.
- One clock per law, with the next deadline always visible
- Draft filing templates, kept as drafts until you send them
- Your security.txt checked daily, so researchers can reach you
- A signed readiness report you can rehearse against
We do not handle the incident and we do not file for you. We keep you on time and leave a record you can defend.
CRA Product Evidence
For manufacturers of products with digital elements: a product register with the classification recorded, a gap assessment per product against Annex I and Article 13 with evidence attached, SBOM matching against public vulnerability sources, the vulnerability-handling log, secure-update evidence and the document drafts, with a signed product evidence report on your evidence chain.
- Product register: role, class, conformity route, support period and intake channel per product, classified by the same cited rules as the free check
- Gap assessment per product against Annex I Part I and Part II and the Article 13 duties: status, owner, due date, evidence files and the written justification where an item does not apply
- Signed CRA Product Evidence report per product and period, verifiable on the public verify page; the NIS2 report gains a per-product section
- SBOM upload (CycloneDX or SPDX) per version, components matched daily against OSV.dev and the NVD with CISA KEV and EPSS, alerts for vulnerable and known-exploited components
- Vulnerability handling: disclosure policy record, security.txt check, intake and remediation log with a timestamp per stage, advisories drafted and exported
- Secure updates: the mechanism, whether security updates are separate and free, the availability period, the code-signing identity and the TLS posture of the update endpoint
- Document builder: Annex VII technical documentation, Annex II user information and the Annex V declaration draft, generated from the register, editable, exported as Word, versions kept
Rows are manufacturer-declared and recorded by SkyQon, never verified by us. A known-exploited match offers to start the Article 14 clock; a person decides. The manufacturer signs the declaration; we do not declare conformity. Not legal advice.
Remediation Center
Every finding comes with the exact fix: the record to publish or the setting to change, in the order that matters. When you have applied it, the next scan checks it again and closes the finding.
- Copy-paste DNS records for DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, CAA and BIMI
- Fixes ranked by what they protect, with the steps written for your provider
- One-click apply through Cloudflare, AWS Route 53 or Azure DNS, with a preview and an undo
- Every applied change kept in a log and listed in your NIS2 report
We never change DNS without your click, and only on records we can recompute ourselves.
Supplier Monitoring
NIS2 and DORA make your suppliers part of your security. Watch their domains from outside the same way you watch your own, and keep a record of what you asked them and when.
- A grade for every supplier, with its history and an alert when it drops
- The NIS2 Article 21(2) supplier questionnaire, sent as a link and answered without an account
- A supplier can dispute a finding and ask for a re-scan
- Results in your NIS2 and DORA evidence
We only look at what any outsider can see. We do not log in to a supplier’s systems.
Works with your tools
Findings go where your team already works, and your systems can read everything through the API.
- API keys with read or write scope, from Starter up
- Alerts in Slack and Microsoft Teams (Pro and up), PagerDuty and a generic webhook for n8n or your own automation (Enterprise)
- Tickets in Jira, ServiceNow or HaloPSA, and evidence pushed to Vanta or Drata (Growth and up)
- Single sign-on with your own identity provider (OIDC or SAML) and SCIM user provisioning (Growth and up, or as an add-on)
- Two-factor sign-in and passkeys on every plan
Your data stays in the EU. An integration only sends what you choose to send.
For MSPs and agencies
Run SkyQon for your clients from one console: each client in its own space, your branding on the reports, and a report you can bring to a prospect.
- One partner console across all your client accounts
- Reports with your own logo and colours
- A prospect report from the outside check, ready for a first meeting
- Tickets into HaloPSA for the findings you take on
Each client stays separate. One client never sees another.
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