Domain Audit
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A domain audit is a structured review of an organization's entire domain portfolio to assess registration status, DNS accuracy, [[ssl-certificate-management|SSL certificate]] validity, [[auto-renewal|renewal]] settings, and overall alignment with business needs. Audits typically involve inventorying all registered domains, cross-referencing WHOIS data against internal records, verifying that no critical domain is at risk of expiration, and identifying unused or redundant domains that can be dropped to reduce costs. A thorough audit also checks for [[domain-status-codes|status codes]] that may block transfers, confirms [[domain-lock|domain lock]] is enabled on high-value assets, and reviews [[access-control-domain|access control]] to ensure only authorized personnel can make changes.
Example
The quarterly domain audit reveals that three legacy product domains are set to expire next month because auto-renewal was never enabled after a registrar migration two years ago.