ScanOps - Security scanner and monitoring
ScanOps inspects your site from the outside, the way an attacker or a search engine would, and surfaces weak spots before anyone exploits them. Over 100 checks across 14 categories: HTTP security headers, TLS/HTTPS configuration, DNS records and email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), exposed control panels, exposure in known breach databases, and domain reputation across threat lists and blocking registries.
Paid monitoring watches the site continuously: it rescans daily and reports only what changed — a new vulnerability, an expiring certificate, a header that disappeared — while an uptime probe runs every 5 minutes and opens an incident when the site goes down. Alerts arrive by email, Telegram and webhook.
There is nothing to install — ScanOps runs from the cloud. Findings come in Russian and English, with a plain-language explanation of each risk and the steps to fix it. It pays special attention to the Russian web: checks against the Roskomnadzor registry and Russian databases that foreign services don’t cover.
No installation required — ScanOps runs from the cloud.
- Purchase a subscription in Yandex Cloud Marketplace.
- Follow the link from the console — the ScanOps activation page opens.
- Sign in or create an account with your email — the subscription binds automatically and your plan activates right away.
Tariffs
$6.48 / 1 month Prepaid | ||
ScanOps, Pro $23.69 / 1 month Prepaid | $23.69 / 1 month Prepaid | |
ScanOps, Start - year $64.75 / 365 days Prepaid | $64.75 / 365 days Prepaid | |
ScanOps, Pro - year $236.89 / 365 days Prepaid | $236.89 / 365 days Prepaid |
• Agencies and web studios — monitor dozens of client sites and get notified the moment anything breaks on any of them.
• Online stores — verify security before a campaign launch and keep certificates and uptime under control.
• Hosting providers — offer auditing and monitoring to their customers as an add-on service.
• 152-FZ audit prep — a fast external snapshot of the site’s posture before a review.
• Configuration-drift control — catch an accidentally exposed panel or a missing header after a deploy.