Getting Started
Create your organization, add your first domain, and read your security score.
1. Create your organization
After signing up you'll be asked to name your organization. This is the account every domain, finding, and teammate lives under. You become its owner, the only role that can't be removed or demoted by anyone else.
2. Add a domain
From the Domains page, enter a domain (just the hostname: example.com, not https://example.com/). It's scanned immediately: DNS records (A/AAAA/MX/NS/TXT/CAA), SPF/DMARC/TLS, HTTP security headers, WHOIS/registrar expiry, and a subdomain sweep that automatically adds anything it finds (nested under the parent domain, and never counted against your plan's domain limit). The domain row lists the public IPv4 addresses published for that domain and its discovered subdomains, with the network that announces those addresses (a cloud provider or the address owner) when the lookup answers.
Free includes up to 2 domains, scanned manually (one "Scan now" per domain per day). Pro is unlimited domains, scanned automatically every day, plus certificate expiry tracking and a scheduled alert digest. IP Scans sit between Domains and Findings: Free can watch 2 public IPv4 addresses (one scan per IP every 24 hours, including a scheduled run); Pro can watch 25, scan on demand, schedule daily, export CSV/PDF with cyberenforced.io branding, and correlate host findings with CISA.gov KEV. See the Billing guide for the difference in full.
3. Reading your security score
The score on your dashboard is a severity-weighted penalty, averaged per Production-environment domain, so having more domains doesn't drag it down by itself, and a Staging/Dev domain's known issues don't count against it. Set each domain's environment (Production/Staging/UAT/Development) on the Domains page; every domain defaults to Production. On Pro, the dashboard also breaks open findings into Critical / High / Medium and shows each production domain's risk rating.
4. What's next
- Review what a scan found on the Findings page.
- Invite your team from the Members page (owners and admins can invite; a new member's role controls what they can see and do).
- Connect Microsoft Entra, or Slack/Teams webhooks so new findings show up where you already work.