XIBA unifies domain threat monitoring, infrastructure uptime, MFA compliance, vulnerability intelligence, and helpdesk triage into one incident feed — so nothing falls through the cracks between dashboards.
Lookalike registered: x1ba.ai
Mail records already configured · registrar and abuse contact resolved
MFA gap: 3 accounts
SMS only — counted as a weak method, not as enrolled
Ticket #441050: “Odd popup during VPN sign-in”
Surfaced from the helpdesk queue with suggested steps
The Reality
None of them happen because a tool was missing. They happen because the signal existed in a dashboard nobody had open.
“A lookalike login page went live under your brand — you found out from a customer.”
What XIBA does: XIBA generates the typosquat space around your domains and re-checks it continuously, so a registration is flagged when it happens.
“Nobody could say which accounts still lack MFA — until the audit did.”
What XIBA does: MFA posture is read live from your directory, so the answer is current rather than a spreadsheet from last quarter's review.
“The outage made social media before it made your dashboard.”
What XIBA does: Web apps, ISP links, SD-WAN and security appliances are watched in one place, and an outage raises an incident like anything else.
“A helpdesk ticket about a 'weird popup' sat in the queue for two days. It was the breach.”
What XIBA does: Tickets are triaged as they arrive and the security-relevant ones surface in the same feed as everything else.
Where It Fits
Most teams already have something watching servers and something watching spend. Neither of them is watching the space between your domains, your directory and your helpdesk.
Tell you why a host is slow or a container is restarting, from telemetry collected on the machine.
Asks of you: An agent on every host, and somebody whose job is to read it.
Tell you what the estate costs, what is unused, and when a contract renews.
Asks of you: Finance and procurement to act on it.
Tells you what needs attention across domains, identity, infrastructure and the service desk — as one queue, in one severity language.
Asks of you: Nothing installed. It connects to what you already run and reads it from outside.
XIBA does not collect process-level telemetry from your machines, and it has no opinion about what your software costs. If those are the questions you need answered, the tools above answer them — and XIBA sits alongside them rather than replacing them.
Every Signal, One Feed
Each writes into the same queue, with the same severities and the same way to act on them.
XIBA generates the typosquat space around your domains — misspellings, look-alike characters, added words, other TLDs — and re-checks it continuously, so a lookalike is flagged when someone registers it, not when you happen to find it.
Web apps, ISP links, SD-WAN, and physical security devices — one unified view instead of four separate dashboards.
Live auditing via Microsoft Graph shows exactly which accounts still lack enforcement — not a spreadsheet from last quarter's review.
The CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities feed lands directly in your incident queue, correlated with everything else you're tracking.
Security-relevant tickets get surfaced automatically instead of sitting in a generic queue next to password resets.
One click pages your on-call team directly in Teams or Slack for a Level 3 issue — no hunting for the right ticketing portal at 2am.
Zero Friction
Connect what you already pay for. There is nothing to deploy and no agent to install.
Microsoft Graph, Teams or Slack, your ticketing webhook, and the CISA vulnerability feed — set up once.
Color-coded, filterable, and scored automatically into a Security Posture Index your board can actually read.
One click, from any incident — with Rule Builder routing notifications to the right place automatically.
Security Review
The questions a customer's security team asks first, answered before they have to.
AES-256-GCM, per record. Saved secrets are never returned to the browser.
Every read and write is scoped to your organisation — no shared queues or indexes.
OIDC single sign-on for your identity provider, or TOTP on individual accounts.
Read permissions for the monitoring, and nothing that would let us read your mail.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Not on how many of your team can log in. Start free for as long as you like.
Pro
$10
per monitored user / month · 25-user minimum
Max
$25
per monitored user / month · 50-user minimum
Connect what you already pay for. No card, no agent to deploy, and nothing to uninstall if you decide against it.