Essential HTTP security headers
Use HSTS to enforce HTTPS, a restrictive Content Security Policy to reduce script injection risk, `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff`, and a frame policy. Add a Referrer Policy and a Permissions Policy that match your application. This page does not inspect headers on the entered domain.
TLS and CAA basics
Keep certificates valid, support TLS 1.2 or newer, and use CAA records to limit which certificate authorities can issue certificates. Use the TLS Chain Debugger to inspect a domain when you need a real certificate check.
Email anti-spoofing basics
Authorize legitimate senders with SPF, review DMARC reports before moving to a stricter policy, and publish an MTA-STS policy over HTTPS. This preview does not query or validate DNS records.
This public preview returns simulated results only. Authenticated security scans remain limited to verified agency websites.