Free website safety signal

Check your website security signals.

Q: Is ReadyTools Security Report free?

Yes. The website security report is free to use. It does not require registration, payment or a subscription.

Q: Is this a certification or penetration test?

No. It is an automated public report based on visible website signals. It is not a legal certification, warranty, audit or full penetration test.

Q: Can a low score mean my website is dangerous?

Not necessarily. A low score usually means that visible security signals are missing, misconfigured or unavailable. It is a prompt to review and improve the website.

Q: Why does ReadyTools create a badge?

The badge gives website owners a simple way to link visitors to the full public report. The report explains the checks instead of showing only a number.

Q: Does the checker use private data?

No. The report uses lightweight public website data such as response headers, DNS signals and page metadata that are visible from the outside.

Q: How often should I refresh a report?

Refresh it after changing security headers, HTTPS settings, DNS records or other website configuration. ReadyTools also limits refresh frequency to protect the free system from abuse.

ReadyTools Security Report gives website owners a clear, public overview of visible safety signals like HTTPS, TLS, security headers, DNS context, metadata and practical improvement ideas.

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What gets checked

A cleaner way to understand website trust signals.

The report combines several lightweight public checks instead of relying on one external score. A lower result does not mean a website is malicious; it highlights visible signals that may need attention.

HTTPS and TLS

Checks whether the website is reachable over HTTPS and whether the certificate looks valid.

Security headers

Reviews common browser protection headers such as CSP, HSTS, Referrer Policy and frame protection.

DNS context

Looks at useful DNS signals such as CAA, IPv6 and email-related records like SPF and DMARC.

Public metadata

Reads lightweight page metadata so the report is easier to recognize and understand.

Compact badge

Show your report without adding a heavy widget.

The badge is a small SVG image hosted by ReadyTools. It is meant to be placed inside your page code and linked to the full report, so visitors can review the details behind the score.

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Website safety education

Why website security signals matter

A website can look polished while still missing important browser-level protections. ReadyTools Security Report helps site owners review the public signals that visitors, browsers and technical reviewers can observe from the outside.

HTTPS is the foundation

HTTPS helps protect data in transit and gives visitors confidence that they are communicating with the intended website. ReadyTools checks whether the site resolves over HTTPS and whether HTTP visitors are moved to the secure version.

Security headers reduce browser risk

Headers such as Content Security Policy, Strict Transport Security, X-Content-Type-Options and Referrer Policy tell browsers how to handle scripts, content types, framing and privacy-sensitive referrer data.

DNS adds useful context

DNS records can show whether a domain has extra certificate controls and email protection signals. They do not prove a website is safe, but they help build a more complete picture.

The badge links to the explanation

A static badge alone is not enough. The ReadyTools badge points to a public report page where visitors can see the score, the checks, the date and the improvement notes.

Start with a free public report.

There are no ads, no signup steps and no subscription requirement. The best way to support the resource is to share the report on your website when it helps your visitors understand your security posture.