Website Security Scanner
We’ll check your website’s security headers, SSL configuration, and common vulnerabilities
Security Scan Results for example.com
Website Information
Domain: example.com
IP Address: 192.0.2.1
Server: nginx/1.18.0
Security Overview
SSL Grade: A+
HTTPS: Enabled
Last Scan: Just now
Website Security Scanner
Our free Website Security Scanner helps you identify potential vulnerabilities in your website’s configuration. Get instant insights into your SSL setup, security headers, server configuration, and more to protect your site from common web threats.
How It Works
The scanner performs a non-intrusive check of your website’s public-facing security features. It examines your SSL/TLS configuration, checks for proper security headers, verifies HTTPS implementation, and looks for other common security issues that could put your site at risk.
Key Features and Benefits
SSL/TLS Analysis
Check your certificate validity, protocol support, and cipher strength.
Security Headers
Verify essential headers like CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and more.
HTTPS Implementation
Ensure all resources load securely and no mixed content exists.
Server Information
Identify potentially vulnerable server software versions.
Why Website Security Matters
In today’s digital landscape, website security is crucial for protecting user data, maintaining SEO rankings, and building trust with visitors. Common vulnerabilities like outdated software, misconfigured SSL, or missing security headers can expose your site to attacks like data theft, defacement, or malware injection.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, our scanner performs completely passive checks that don’t interact with your website beyond what a normal browser would do. We don’t attempt any intrusive testing or vulnerability exploitation.
While we strive for accuracy, this is a surface-level scan of public-facing security features. For a comprehensive security assessment, consider professional penetration testing services.
For SSL issues, contact your hosting provider. For missing security headers, you may need to modify your server configuration files (like .htaccess for Apache) or implement them through your CMS. Always back up your site before making changes.
We recommend scanning after any major changes to your site or server configuration, and at least quarterly as part of regular maintenance. Critical sites should be scanned monthly.
Web servers sometimes reveal version information in headers. Even if you’ve updated your CMS, the underlying server software might need updating. Contact your hosting provider for assistance with server updates.
