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Continuous Monitoring
How does ThreatWatch360 handle Continuous Monitoring?
ThreatWatch360 re-scans your estate on a continuous schedule and compares every result against the last, so change is the unit of reporting rather than volume. New assets, new services, new findings, and resolved issues are each called out, which keeps attention on what moved since yesterday instead of on a report that looks the same every month.
Key Feature
Scheduled re-scanning
Discovery, probing, and testing run on an ongoing cadence, so the picture of your surface is never more than a scan old.
Scan-to-scan diffing
Every scan is compared with its predecessor to show new, removed, and changed assets alongside new and resolved findings.
Real-time alerting
Newly exposed assets, services, and critical findings raise an alert when they appear, not at the end of a reporting cycle.
Change history per asset
Each asset carries its own timeline of status, technology, and configuration changes, which makes incident review straightforward.
Exposure trend reporting
Track whether your surface is growing or shrinking over time, with figures that hold up in a board pack.
Noise control
Routine churn is filtered out so alerts stay meaningful and the security-relevant changes are the ones that reach you.
How It Works
How ThreatWatch360 Handles Continuous Monitoring
Each scheduled scan produces a full snapshot of your external estate. ThreatWatch360 diffs that snapshot against the previous one, classifies every difference as a new, removed, or changed asset or finding, and routes the security-relevant ones to alerting while the rest stay available as history. Over time this builds a continuous record of how your exposure is trending.
Why Choose ThreatWatch360 for Continuous Monitoring?
- Change-first reporting: See what moved since the last scan instead of re-reading the full inventory.
- Alerts that matter: Routine churn is filtered so notifications stay worth acting on.
- Evidence over time: A continuous record of your exposure trend, ready for audits and board reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick Answers to Your Questions
How is this different from a periodic scan?
A periodic scan tells you the state of your estate on one day, and everything that happens between scans goes unseen. Continuous monitoring closes that window: assets exposed on a Tuesday are reported on the Tuesday, not in next quarter's report.
How often do scans run?
Scans run on a continuous schedule tuned to the size of your estate, and can be triggered on demand at any time. Lightweight change checks can run more frequently than deeper assessments.
Will I be flooded with alerts?
No. Results are diffed rather than re-reported, and routine churn is filtered out, so alerts are limited to genuine changes — a new asset, a new exposure, or a finding whose severity has shifted.
What happens when a finding is fixed?
Resolved findings are recorded as resolved on the next scan, which gives you closure evidence without a manual retest and lets you show remediation progress over time.
Can alerts reach my existing workflow?
Yes. Alerts surface in the dashboard and by email, and the underlying data can be exported so it can be carried into the ticketing and reporting tools your team already uses.
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