Find the vulnerabilities attackers look for, before they do
Run an automated website security audit that inspects your HTTP headers, hunts for exposed secrets and sensitive files, and verifies your email anti-spoofing records. Clear severity ratings, concrete remediation, zero noise.
automated security checks per scan
severity levels, from critical to low
typical time to a full report
What this audit actually checks
Every check below runs on every scan. No black boxes: this is the exact coverage you get.
| Category | Checks |
|---|---|
| Transport & header security | 6 |
| Secrets & sensitive exposure | 5 |
| Email & domain trust | 2 |
Transport & header security
The response headers your server sends are your first line of defense. We verify each one and explain exactly what a missing header exposes you to.
HTTPS enforcement
Confirms your site is served over an encrypted connection, protecting users from man-in-the-middle attacks.
Content-Security-Policy
Detects a missing or weak CSP, your main defense against cross-site scripting (XSS) and data injection.
Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS)
Ensures browsers refuse downgraded HTTP connections, blocking protocol-downgrade and cookie-hijacking attacks.
X-Frame-Options
Stops your pages from being embedded in hostile iframes, the mechanism behind clickjacking.
Server info disclosure
Flags version banners like "nginx/1.20.1" that let attackers look up known CVEs for your exact stack.
WAF detection
Checks whether a web application firewall is filtering traffic in front of your app.
Secrets & sensitive exposure
One leaked key in a client-side bundle can mean a five-figure cloud bill or a full compromise. We scan what the public can see.
Exposed API keys
Scrapes your public HTML and JavaScript bundles for hardcoded credentials anyone could harvest.
Exposed sensitive files
Probes for publicly reachable .env files, .git directories, and backup files that leak configuration and source.
Secure cookie flags
Verifies session cookies carry Secure and HttpOnly attributes so scripts and open networks can't steal them.
CORS misconfiguration
Detects wildcard or overly permissive cross-origin policies that let malicious sites read authenticated data.
Outdated frontend libraries
Identifies JavaScript libraries with known CVEs that expose your users to client-side attacks.
Email & domain trust
Attackers don't need your server to impersonate your brand. An unprotected domain is enough to send email as you.
SPF record
Verifies your Sender Policy Framework record so mail servers can reject spoofed senders.
DMARC record
Confirms a DMARC policy tells receiving servers what to do when authentication fails. This is your policy layer against phishing sent in your name.
Everything your team needs to act
A score without a fix list is trivia. Every report pairs measurement with prioritized, copy-ready remediation, including AI-native fix prompts for your coding assistant.
Severity-ranked findings from critical to low, with passed checks listed for your records
Plain-language "why this matters" explanation for every finding
Copy-paste remediation guidance, plus an agent-native fix prompt you can hand to your AI coding assistant
A 0-100 security score you can track scan-over-scan on the trend chart
From URL to fix list in three steps
Enter any URL
No installs, no code snippets, no DNS changes. Every audit starts from a single URL, yours or a competitor's.
Scanners do the work
Purpose-built engines audit security, SEO, AEO, GEO, brand visibility, and site health, with each check scored and severity-ranked.
Fix with AI-ready prompts
Every finding ships with plain-language remediation and an agent-native fix prompt you can paste straight into your AI coding assistant.
Frequently asked questions
Sources & further reading
- Web application security— Wikipedia
- OWASP Secure Headers Project— OWASP