I've built a product that's been in closed beta for a few weeks, and I'd lvoe to get your thoughts on it. Httpeace is a domain monitoring tool that helps dev teams continuously audit their domains for misconfigurations and security issues, sending email/slack/webhook alerts and providing instructions on how to fix them.
It's an alternative to either treating DNS as "set and forget", or doing manual checks / DIY scripts.
Why? From Microsoft to ServiceNow to my own previous startup, domain issues are common and fly under the radar — website visitors usually spot them before devs do. I'm talking:
- SSL certificate expiry/validity
- Unused subdomains at risk of a takeover
- Email configs (DKIM/DMARC/SPF/MX...)
- HSTS/CSP
- DNSSEC
- Typosquats
The list goes on... and that's what led me to build Httpeace.
I'd like to invite you to try it out: it's free forever to audit and monitor one domain.
I'll be super grateful for any feedback and hope to help you catch and prevent any problems with your domains!
Hey everyone!
I've built a product that's been in closed beta for a few weeks, and I'd lvoe to get your thoughts on it. Httpeace is a domain monitoring tool that helps dev teams continuously audit their domains for misconfigurations and security issues, sending email/slack/webhook alerts and providing instructions on how to fix them.
It's an alternative to either treating DNS as "set and forget", or doing manual checks / DIY scripts.
Why? From Microsoft to ServiceNow to my own previous startup, domain issues are common and fly under the radar — website visitors usually spot them before devs do. I'm talking: - SSL certificate expiry/validity - Unused subdomains at risk of a takeover - Email configs (DKIM/DMARC/SPF/MX...) - HSTS/CSP - DNSSEC - Typosquats
The list goes on... and that's what led me to build Httpeace.
I'd like to invite you to try it out: it's free forever to audit and monitor one domain.
I'll be super grateful for any feedback and hope to help you catch and prevent any problems with your domains!
Cheers, Patrick