HTTPS & connection
A · 100%3 of 3 in place
3 of 3 checks observedHow to improve → HTTPS & connectionFREE WEBSITE SECURITY CHECK
Check HTTPS, security headers, SPF and DMARC for your domain. Get an IT-ready fix list with coverage and unanswered questions shown.
Reading service availability. No check has started.
Private results in about a minute when enough checks are observed. No email or phone required.
See the signal, its limits and the next useful action.
of checked security best practices in place
StrongBased on 10 of 16 checks we could observe. 6 couldn't be observed and aren't counted — missing evidence is never marked as a failure.
3 of 3 in place
3 of 3 checks observedHow to improve → HTTPS & connection3 of 4 in place
4 of 8 checks observedHow to improve → Website hardening2 of 2 in place
2 of 3 checks observedHow to improve → Email protection1 of 1 in place
1 of 2 checks observedHow to improve → Domain & certificatesGive the right owner a question they can act on.
Format only. Invented observations, not a real business result.
Review the public configuration of your registered domain and its www root page. Each area links to a practical guide for your IT team.
HTTPS availability, HTTP-to-HTTPS redirects and authenticated TLS connections.
HSTS, security headers, sampled cookie attributes and explicit HTTP resource references.
SPF and DMARC records, with DKIM limits stated clearly. No selector guessing or test emails.
Served certificate expiry and public certificate-authority policy, with renewal questions for your IT team.
Your score is the share of observed checks in place. If 12 of 16 observed checks align, that is 75%. Unknown checks never count as pass or fail.
Review the public scope before starting. No contact details are needed for the instant result.
An area needs at least half its applicable checks observed to receive a grade. The overall score needs at least six observations and two graded areas.
Review dated observations, sources and recommended next actions with the administrator who can validate them.
The score describes observed public best practices. It does not certify your business, prove compliance or determine whether you have been compromised.
Read the scope and limitsInternal access, MFA, endpoint protection, backup recovery and incident readiness need internal evidence. No logins, private-service checks or exploitation are included.
A free expanded external review adds an agreed public inventory and a dated remediation pack with suggested owners and an order of work. Availability and scope are confirmed separately.
It checks your domain’s public homepage (and its www host when that is where it leads), HTTPS connections, certificates, browser security headers and public SPF and DMARC records. DKIM needs a selector from your mail provider, so it is reported as not checked. Each result includes coverage and limits.
A score and area grades usually come back in about a minute when enough checks are observed. Slow or unavailable sources can leave a partial result; the collection deadline is 90 seconds.
The instant audit is free. You can view your private result without providing an email address or phone number.
The score is the share of observed best practices in place. Unknown checks are uncounted and coverage is always shown. It is not a certification or an assessment of all business security.
A domain alone does not identify the selector used to sign messages. The instant audit does not guess selectors, so DKIM remains unknown without legitimate selector evidence.
No. Public configuration cannot establish internal access controls, backups, incident readiness or compromise. The audit does not log in or attempt exploitation.
Give the dated observations and suggested priorities to the responsible IT or email administrator. Confirm application needs before changing settings, then agree any expanded review separately.
Start with the website security audit checklist and scoring guide, or explore a specific area.
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