DNS and domain
Checks resolution and essential DNS records.
PUBLIC WEBSITE REVIEW
Review a website's security, privacy, and search-visibility signals in one report.
Each result includes the page or response detail that led to it.
Checks resolution and essential DNS records.
Reviews HTTPS, redirects, and security headers.
Reviews cookie, policy, and consent signals.
Checks robots.txt, sitemaps, and essential discovery data.
A score is not a decision by itself. Read each finding with its observed response, scope, and scan time.
The observed header, tag, redirect, or public-file value is shown beside the finding.
It reviews public web responses; it is not a penetration test, legal opinion, or advertising approval.
After a deployment, scan the same address again to confirm whether the public response changed.
The report does not decide which configuration file you should edit. Verify the evidence, change the correct layer, and check the production response again.
Read the value beside the header, redirect, or public-file finding. A missing label does not identify the root cause by itself.
The application, reverse proxy, CDN, and cache can all affect one response. Change the layer that actually controls the public value.
Scan the same production URL again and confirm that the browser console has not gained a new first-party error.
Enter a public address, complete verification, and start the report.
When the review finishes, this area shows the findings, observed evidence, and downloadable technical record.