Infrastructure
Domain and email security monitoring
Monitor SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, BIMI, MX routing and certificate state.
AntOps records public domain state and history. Recurring Workspace monitoring and request-based checks are presented according to the supported signal and plan.
Who this is for
Teams responsible for public domains, email routing and technical posture.
The problem
Make DNS and mail-authentication drift reviewable before it becomes an avoidable operational surprise.
What AntOps monitors or analyses
DNS, nameservers and RDAP/lifecycle signals where available
TLS certificate state and expiry
MX routing, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT and BIMI
Public configuration changes over time
How it works
- 01Public domain
- 02Current DNS and mail posture
- 03Baseline or supported check
- 04Configuration drift
- 05History for review
What you receive
Normalized public configuration state
Certificate and routing signals
Mail-authentication posture
History for technical review
Example workflow
Scope and limitations
- AntOps reports public technical state; it does not certify security, deliverability or legal compliance.
- Some signals are check-only rather than a recurring Workspace monitor.
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Does this guarantee inbox placement?
No. It records configuration signals for your technical review.
Are all records monitored?
Availability depends on the specific public signal and Workspace plan.