Continuous website security monitoring without the enterprise complexity.
WebHound watches your website over time with scheduled passive scans, WADE baseline comparisons, security drift detection, alerts, and clear reports — so you know when something important changes.
Manual checking
You visit the site occasionally and look for obvious problems. Invisible threats go unnoticed for weeks.
Point-in-time scan
A scanner runs once, shows current issues. But it can't see what changed since your last scan — or alert you between runs.
WebHound Monitoring
Scheduled passive scans with WADE baseline comparison. Automatically detects drift, regressions, and new threats between every run.
One scan won't protect you. Continuous monitoring will.
Security issues that matter most aren't always there when you scan — they appear between scans.
A single scan is a snapshot
Point-in-time scans show what's wrong right now — but can't tell you what changed since the last time you looked.
Compromises persist for weeks
Injected scripts, skimmers, and malicious redirects often live in production for weeks before anyone notices.
Deployments introduce regressions
Every release can silently remove security headers, change cookie attributes, or add unfamiliar third-party domains.
Set it up once. Let WADE watch.
From first scan to continuous monitoring in a few minutes.
Add your website
Enter your URL. No agents, no DNS records, no server access. Takes 30 seconds.
Choose a scan schedule
Pick daily, weekly, or a custom cadence that fits your release cycle.
WebHound creates a baseline
The first scan fingerprints your site — scripts, domains, headers, forms, cookies, and structure.
WADE compares future scans
Each subsequent scan is compared against the stored baseline and scored for anomalies.
Alerts surface suspicious changes
Meaningful changes — new script domains, header regressions, form changes — trigger confidence-scored findings.
Reports help you fix issues
Each finding includes context, affected URLs, and remediation guidance. Export SARIF, CSV, or Markdown.
What gets tracked between every scan
Eight categories of security drift that WebHound watches over time.
Security header regressions
Tracks whether CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and other headers remain present and unchanged between scans.
New third-party domains
Flags any domain not in the baseline that your site now contacts for scripts, fonts, iframes, or API calls.
Changed JavaScript
Detects inline script hash changes and new external script files that appeared after the baseline was set.
Sensitive path exposure
Re-checks sensitive paths each scan and alerts if something that was closed becomes accessible again.
Cookie security changes
Monitors whether cookies lose their Secure, HttpOnly, or SameSite attributes between deployments.
TLS and DNS changes
Validates certificates and email auth records on each scan and flags anything that weakens between runs.
Suspicious redirects
Monitors HTTP redirect chains for new destinations or unexpected changes in redirect behavior.
WADE anomaly changes
Tracks your WADE anomaly score across scans to surface trending risk and patterns of concern.
Notified when it matters
WebHound surfaces alerts in your dashboard as scans complete. You see what changed, what WADE flagged, and what needs attention.
Scan completed
In-dashboard alert when any scheduled or manual scan finishes.
High-risk finding
Alert when a HIGH or CRITICAL severity finding is detected on a monitored site.
WADE anomaly detected
Alert when WADE's anomaly score spikes above threshold on a comparison scan.
Monitoring status
Alert if a scheduled scan fails or a monitored site becomes unreachable.
Email notifications
Email delivery of alerts and scan summaries. Available on monitoring plans.
Built for teams without a security team
WebHound makes enterprise-grade website monitoring accessible to anyone running a live site.
Local businesses and solo owners
Set up weekly monitoring and forget it. If something important changes on your site — a plugin breaks security headers or an unfamiliar script appears — you'll know before your customers do.
WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace
Managed platforms update plugins and themes automatically. WebHound tells you what changed between those updates in security-relevant terms, not just changelog entries.
Agencies managing client sites
Add multiple client websites and monitor all of them from one account. Get ahead of security regressions before clients notice — or before it becomes your emergency.
Development teams and release monitoring
Run a scan after every release to catch security regressions. WADE's baseline comparison shows exactly what changed since your last clean scan.
Your monitoring command center
All your monitored websites, scan history, alerts, and WADE status in one view.
Monitored Sites
Next Scan
14h 22m
example.com · Weekly
Latest Risk
Medium
example.com
Recent Alerts
WADE Score
↑ Trending up — review recommended
Safe to run continuously, on any live site
Recurring monitoring is only useful if it's safe enough to run automatically — without worrying it will interfere with your site or visitors.
Passive scanning only
Every scheduled scan is read-only. We fetch publicly accessible content — nothing more.
No exploitation
Recurring scans do not probe for exploits, run injection tests, or brute-force anything.
Authorized targets only
You confirm authorization for every site you add. Unauthorized scanning violates our terms.
Rate-limited and safe
Scheduled scans are paced to avoid impacting your site's performance or rate limits.
Start monitoring before a small change becomes a security problem.
Free to start. No installation. Set a schedule once and let WebHound watch.