Open Web Monitor
Recurring scans and change detection on the URLs that matter
Once a finding is confirmed, DNA WEB keeps watching the underlying pages. Content changes, removals and new mentions are detected on a schedule matched to your plan, so you learn about movement without re-running a full scan.
What it finds
Signals this pillar surfaces
Content changes on known URLs
Edits, redirects and removals on pages already linked to a monitored entity.
New mentions over time
Fresh coverage, reviews or posts referencing the same identifiers as prior findings.
Resolution progress signals
Evidence that a correction, removal or de-indexing request has actually taken effect.
Coverage transparency
A record of which URLs are being watched, how often, and any that could not be checked this cycle.
How it works
From identifier to verified finding
- 01
A finding enters monitoring
URLs from confirmed findings are added to a watchlist automatically or by your choice.
- 02
Scheduled re-checks run
Weekly or daily, depending on plan, each URL is re-fetched and compared to its last snapshot.
- 03
Changes are diffed
Content, status code and metadata differences are recorded with a timestamp.
- 04
You are alerted on meaningful change
Only changes that affect exposure or resolution status trigger a notification.
What it is not
Boundaries we hold
- Not real-time surveillance — checks run on a fixed schedule tied to your plan, not continuously.
- Not a claim of full-internet coverage — only URLs already identified as relevant are monitored.
- Not an automatic takedown — change detection informs the Resolution Center, it does not act on its own.
- Not applied to private or access-restricted pages.