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Free Website Security Audit

A quick, safe check of the protections every website should have, graded from A to F with clear fixes.

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Free, no sign-up. We fetch the public page you enter from our server to run the checks. Results are kept for a few minutes and not shared.

How to Use the Website Security Audit

  1. Enter your website address.
  2. Click Analyse. We look at the page and the headers your server sends, just like a browser does.
  3. Check your grade and read each item marked Fix or Check.
  4. Pass the list to your developer or hosting provider, then run the audit again.

Why It Matters

Most website attacks are automated and look for easy targets: sites without HTTPS, outdated software that announces its version number, and missing browser protections such as HSTS and clickjacking headers. Closing these gaps is usually a matter of configuration, not new software.

This audit is passive. It only reads what any visitor's browser receives: the page, its headers and cookies. It does not attack, scan ports or try to log in, so it is safe to run on any site. A good grade does not mean a site cannot be hacked; keep your CMS, themes and plugins updated and take regular backups as well.

Website Security Audit: Questions

What are security headers?
Instructions your server sends with each page that tell browsers how to protect visitors, for example always use HTTPS (HSTS), do not let other sites load this page in a frame, and do not guess file types.
How do I add security headers?
On Apache and LiteSpeed hosting, including most cPanel and Hostinger plans, add Header lines to the .htaccess file. On Nginx they go in the server configuration. Many WordPress security plugins can add them too.
Is it safe to run this on my site?
Yes. The audit only loads your page once, like a normal visitor, and reads the response. It does not test passwords or try to break in.
What does mixed content mean?
A secure HTTPS page that loads images, scripts or styles over plain http://. Browsers block or warn about these files, which can break the page and weaken security.

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