How it works

From a domain to a clear next action.

Zoltra connects to what you already run and does the security work for you — verified, reviewed, and delivered to your team.

Three steps to your first finding

You stay in control of every domain. Add one or add ten, and watch them all on a single surface map.

1

Connect a domain

Add the domain you want covered. Zoltra proves ownership with a DNS TXT record before anything else happens.

2

Verify and scan

Once ownership is verified, Zoltra runs a reviewed deep scan against that domain only, and tracks it on your surface map.

3

Find, fix, retest

Every finding includes observed evidence and remediation. Request a retest when you have acted, and get weekly summaries in your channels.

The full picture

The short version gets you started. This is the deeper view for when you want to see how the work fits together.

Point it at one domain. Zoltra takes it from there.

Setup is a DNS record. Everything after that is Zoltra's job.

  1. Verify a domain you ownOne DNS TXT record and setup is done. It usually resolves in a few minutes._zoltra-verify.nexdojo.dev TXT "zoltra-site-verification=9f3c…"
  2. Zoltra maps the groundSubdomains, endpoints, services, certificates: everything that domain puts in front of the internet. Then it keeps looking, because your surface changes every time you ship.
  3. Fix it, then prove itEvery finding arrives with what to change and a one-click retest. It closes when the retest says so, not when someone marks it done.

What lands on day one

  • A map of everything that domain exposes to the internet.
  • Findings ranked by what an outside agent could actually do with them.
  • The evidence behind every one, so you can check the work yourself.
  • A retest that either closes the finding or tells you it is still open.

All of it is checkable in the dashboard. A guardian that will not show its work is not a guardian.

What you get

Not a list of problems. A decision, and somewhere to act on it.

A scanner hands you a CSV and wishes you luck. Zoltra keeps a live record of every finding on the domains you've verified: what it observed, how severe it is, whether it is still open. Each one gets routed to wherever your team already is.

Zoltra in the loop

Ask it a question in the channel you're already in. It runs the work in the open. You can watch it decide what to check, notice what changed since last time, and refuse to repeat work it has already done. Then it tells you what it found, and delivers the weekly summary to your team without being asked.

Findings, and the channels they're delivered to

Every finding carries its severity, its status, and the domain it was found on. The panel on the right is where each one gets delivered.

What it found

Fourteen open findings, and the six capabilities it ran to get them. Every name in that list is a real tool call, not a summary.

Weekly reports delivered automatically

Nobody requested this one. It arrives on schedule with what is new, what got fixed, and what failed.