Monitor

Using Banno Monitor, your financial institution can scan its webpages for unauthorized changes and defacement.

Use Banno Monitor to keep an eye on webpages, DNS status, or SSL certificate expiration. You can also create monitors that compare a live site with a control site. Maintenance schedules become easier to manage and view at a glance using the Maintenance screen. Additionally, when your monitors detect issues, designated groups can receive email alerts straight from Banno Monitor.

  • Logging on to Banno Monitor
    Complete the steps to log on to Banno Monitor.
  • Monitors and scans
    Banno Monitor runs scans to track changes made to your webpages.
  • Website scans
    When Banno Monitor checks for changes in your website, it checks for these specific things.
  • Detailed monitoring information
    When Banno Monitor runs a scan, it records detailed information about the results, including the following.
  • Storage
    Banno Monitor stores all the information it requests from your website, so you have a total history of your website.
  • Monitors
    Monitors check critical details for your webpages, including changes to pages, DNS status, and SSL certificate expiration. Banno Monitor also provides a record of these changes, including screen shots of issues.
  • Maintenance events
    The purpose of a maintenance event is to tell Banno Monitor when you are planning an authorized change to your site, preventing Banno Monitor from sending an alert for the change. If you include a monitor in the details of your maintenance event, the monitor scan will ignore changes made during the maintenance event's selected time range.
  • Browser support policy
    To support security measures that keep your data safe, we require modern browsers to use Banno Digital Platform products.