How secure is your website?

This tool checks your website for HTTPS enforcement, HTTP security headers (such as Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, and Strict-Transport-Security), cookie security flags, and other non-intrusive indicators of web security posture. It does not attempt to exploit any vulnerabilities.

HTTP security headers are directives sent by your web server that tell browsers how to behave when handling your site. Headers like Content-Security-Policy prevent code injection attacks, X-Frame-Options prevents clickjacking, and Strict-Transport-Security enforces HTTPS connections. Missing headers are one of the most common and easily fixed security gaps.

HTTPS encrypts the connection between your visitors and your website, preventing attackers from intercepting data such as passwords and form submissions. Browsers mark HTTP-only sites as "Not Secure", which erodes user trust and hurts your search engine ranking. All modern websites should serve traffic over HTTPS by default.

Common fixes include enabling HTTPS with a valid certificate, adding security headers to your web server configuration, setting Secure and HttpOnly flags on cookies, and disabling directory listing. The exact steps depend on your hosting platform and web server. Enter your email above to get a detailed report with specific instructions for your setup.

Yes, completely free with no account required. This tool performs a non-intrusive security assessment using only publicly observable information. No vulnerability exploitation is attempted. Results are for educational purposes. We do not store your results.