Annual IT Program Pillar

Cybersecurity and Threat Hunting

Tuxxin monitors what your business exposes to the internet, hunts for threats aimed at it, locks down email authentication and plans incident response.

Cybersecurity is one of the four pillars of the Tuxxin Annual IT Program, and most clients begin with the fixed-price IT cost and security assessment, from $2,500.

Cyber Insurance Readiness

Cyber insurers ask for specific security controls on applications and renewals. The assessment checks each control below and records which ones are in place. Tuxxin implements the missing controls on the systems it maintains and works with your office staff or desktop provider to close endpoint gaps.

  • Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
  • Endpoint protection
  • Tested backups
  • A written incident response plan

What the Cybersecurity Service Covers

Exposure Monitoring

Recurring external scans of your public footprint, using the engine behind qsa.sh, surface open ports, stale services, exposed admin panels and misconfigurations.

Threat Hunting

Hunts for traffic-distribution systems (TDS), malware droppers and command-and-control callbacks, guided by live honeypot telemetry.

Email Authentication

SPF, DKIM and DMARC for every domain you send from, so receiving mail servers can reject messages that forge your domain.

IP and URL Intelligence

worldip.io adds proxy detection, ASN and hosting context, and PTR and DNS history to any address. whack.sh scans suspect URLs from several network vantage points to expose cloaking.

Look-Alike Domain Monitoring

issued.live watches Certificate Transparency logs and new domain registrations for look-alike domains and unauthorized certificates aimed at your brand.

Incident Response

When something gets through, Tuxxin helps triage, contain and clean up, then files abuse reports with threat-intelligence feeds and hosting providers to take the attacker infrastructure down.

Threat Data From Our Own Sensors

  • Tuxxin collects threat data first-hand on honeypots and scanners it operates.
  • Our whack.sh scanner reports confirmed threats to URLhaus, MalwareBazaar and AlienVault OTX.
  • Our own products run on a network replicated across multiple continents.

See the Tuxxin network

Check Your Own Domain

qsa.sh

An instant external security scan of the public IP address you connect from. Run it from your office network.

Run a scan on qsa.sh

worldip.io

Look up your domain or any IP address: ownership, ASN, geolocation and reverse DNS.

Look up a domain or IP on worldip.io

Our Threat-Intelligence Tools

Honeypots and Sensors

A distributed network of honeypots captures attacker and scanner activity in real time: credential stuffing, exploit attempts and new scan patterns, which feed fresh indicators of compromise into each hunt.

worldip.io

Our IP-intelligence platform: proxy and VPN detection, hosting and ASN context, PTR history and a DNS timeline for any address or domain.

whack.sh

A multi-egress URL threat scanner. It loads a suspect link through datacenter, residential and mobile networks at the same time and compares the responses to expose cloaking and traffic-distribution systems.

qsa.sh

An instant, anonymous external security scan with nothing to install. Results live only in memory and expire after 24 hours or a single read.

curlhub.sh

A privacy-first HTTP inspection tool. Like qsa.sh it is fully anonymous: stored data lives only in memory and expires after 24 hours or a single read.

issued.live

A real-time feed of Certificate Transparency logs and new domain registrations, so a look-alike domain and its certificate surface as they are issued.

Coming Soon: infil.io and cde.red

infil.io, a live ingestion feed from a rotating fleet of honeypots, and cde.red, single-use monitoring that raises an alert when a check-in is missed.

Our Delivery Process

  1. Assess

    The fixed-price assessment maps your internet-facing systems and brand domains, runs an external scan with manual validation and reviews SPF, DKIM and DMARC. You get a prioritized 90-day plan.

  2. Monitor and Hunt

    Continuous exposure monitoring plus scheduled threat hunts informed by honeypot telemetry. New look-alike domains, exposures and malicious URLs are flagged as they appear.

  3. Respond

    Each finding comes with a prioritized report: what it is and what to do. For an active incident, Tuxxin helps contain and remediate directly.

  4. Report and Take Down

    Confirmed malicious infrastructure goes to the right abuse channels and threat-intelligence feeds.

Cybersecurity and Threat Hunting Is Right for You If

  • Your cyber insurance application or renewal asks about MFA, endpoint protection, backups or an incident response plan.
  • You have a public-facing brand, storefront or customer portal and worry about phishing, look-alike domains or account-takeover fraud.
  • Bots and scanners hammer your sites, and you need to tell real customers from automated abuse.
  • You want threat hunting and incident response without staffing a security team in-house.
  • You had a security incident or a near miss and want help with response, cleanup and takedowns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tuxxin collects threat data first-hand on honeypots and scanners it operates. Our whack.sh scanner reports confirmed threats to URLhaus, MalwareBazaar and AlienVault OTX.

Both. The fixed-price IT cost and security assessment starts at $2,500 and ends with a prioritized 90-day plan. Ongoing monitoring, threat hunting and incident response are part of the Tuxxin Annual IT Program, from $10,000 per year.

Yes. It checks the controls cyber insurers ask for: MFA, endpoint protection, tested backups and a written incident response plan. Tuxxin then implements the missing controls on the systems it maintains and works with your office staff or desktop provider to close endpoint gaps.

Yes. Tuxxin helps triage and contain the incident, analyzes malicious URLs and IP addresses with its own tools, and files abuse reports to take attacker infrastructure down. Contract clients also get an after-hours line for outages and security incidents.

Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm ET. Contract clients also get an after-hours line for outages and security incidents.

Find Out What Your Business Exposes

Include your cyber insurance renewal month on the request form.

Request a Security Assessment
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