Resolver state, authoritative records, delegation, CNAME chains, wildcarding, CAA, DNSSEC hints, TTLs, and record drift.
Ariema turns DNS, registration, mail, TLS, Certificate Transparency, web, infrastructure, and network-service telemetry into explainable, evidence-backed external attack surface intelligence. For CT-derived events, findings can carry cryptographic proof material that can be independently verified.
Security teams are flooded with certificate alerts, DNS changes, unknown hosts, exposed services, mail posture gaps, and infrastructure drift. Ariema is built to answer the analyst questions behind every signal: where did this come from, how confident is it, what contradicts it, what changed, and what evidence can be checked?
Ariema starts from domains and follows the internet-facing evidence outward across DNS, registration, TLS, CT, web, mail, infrastructure, and network-service signals.
Findings carry confidence, proof tier, evidence quality, contradictions, why it applies, and why it might not. Uncertainty is exposed instead of hidden.
For Certificate Transparency events, Ariema can attach cryptographic proof material so certificate-derived findings are independently checkable.
Every domain is observed through seven specialized pillars. Each pillar collects its own telemetry, runs its own checks, and produces its own scored observations before Ariema correlates the evidence into current state, deltas, findings, graph relationships, and analyst-ready explanations.
Click a pillar below to expand the specific signals, findings, and cross-pillar joins it contributes. The tree stays simple: domain at the root, independent observations underneath, and one shared evidence model at the output.
Ariema turns observations into structured objects security teams can inspect, diff, correlate, export, verify, and automate against.
Ariema is designed to bind CT-derived certificate observations to domain context and proof material. The point is not simply “a certificate appeared.” The point is being able to show the certificate, the matched hostname, the log context, the verification state, and the analyst reasoning in one evidence object.
For supported CT events, the output can be inspected, shared, audited, and independently checked instead of treated as a trust-us scanner result.
Ariema findings are intended to show the signal, the reasoning, the caveats, and the evidence trail in one analyst-readable object.
A new certificate containing staging-login.example.com was observed in Certificate Transparency. The hostname is not present in the approved inventory and resolves to infrastructure outside the expected provider set.
Use Ariema to monitor domain portfolios, explain internet-facing drift, and investigate certificate, DNS, mail, web, infrastructure, and service exposure.
See the platform, review CT evidence, and map your domain-led external attack surface with the Ariema team.
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