# Domains

<mark style="color:green;">Domains</mark> are foundational elements in digital risk monitoring. By registering organizational domains, the <mark style="color:green;">Inopli DRP module</mark> is able to detect impersonation attempts, typo-squatting, subdomain enumeration, phishing campaigns, certificate transparency anomalies, and data leaks linked to the organization’s web infrastructure.

The configuration process is straightforward and requires only the input of a domain name. Once registered and marked as active, the DRP engine continuously monitors external sources such as <mark style="color:green;">surface web, WHOIS records, SSL certificates, paste sites, and malicious DNS entries</mark> for threats tied to the domain.

Findings are enriched with context, risk level, and exposure metadata. If validated as true positives, they trigger response actions in the Inopli Response module for incident tracking and remediation.

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#### Domain Configuration Fields

Each domain entry contains only one required field:

* `domain` – The fully qualified domain name (e.g., `example.com`) to be monitored

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#### User Interface Example

Below is the platform interface used to manage and monitor domains:

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Each Domain can be toggled on/off, and actions include edit or remove. Only active Domains are monitored in real time.


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