New public entry points
Review approved domains, services, cloud entry points, and other internet-facing changes that could create a new path into the business.
Argus Watch
Systems change, vendors change, staff change, and yesterday's fix can quietly reopen. Argus Watch gives your business a scheduled review of exposure, remediation progress, and the risks that deserve a new decision.
What stays current
Argus Watch begins from an existing baseline and an agreed active scope. Each cycle compares current information with the last reviewed state.
Review approved domains, services, cloud entry points, and other internet-facing changes that could create a new path into the business.
Track which findings are open, overdue, mitigated, accepted, ready for retest, or blocked by a business decision.
Retest agreed corrections and record whether the original condition is closed, reduced, unchanged, or replaced by another risk.
Reconsider findings when exploitation evidence, vendor guidance, business use, or system importance changes.
Surface work that lacks a responsible person, target date, accepted-risk decision, or clear path to closure.
Show what improved, what remains urgent, where work is stalled, and which decisions require leadership attention.
Choose a cadence
The right cadence depends on release frequency, public exposure, customer requirements, remediation volume, and how often leadership needs an updated view.
For organizations with frequent releases, infrastructure changes, customer pressure, or a substantial remediation plan already in progress.
Monthly review and reportFor organizations that need a dependable review of exposure, findings, ownership, and progress without a monthly operating cycle.
Quarterly review and reportFor smaller or stable environments that need a new point-in-time assessment before planning, insurance, customer review, or renewal.
Annual reassessmentNew, removed, or materially changed systems and exposures within the active scope.
Progress, overdue actions, accepted risks, blocked items, and findings ready for verification.
Issues whose urgency changed because of new evidence, business context, reachability, or control changes.
Before-and-after results for the fixes included in that review cycle.
A concise record of improvement, remaining exposure, decisions required, and recommended next actions.
A clear boundary
Argus Watch reviews exposure, remediation, and agreed fixes on a monthly, quarterly, or annual schedule. It does not provide continuous endpoint monitoring, emergency incident response, or around-the-clock alert handling. Those services require a separately staffed security operation.