HTTP Security Headers Checker
Check if your website has the right security settings. We'll explain what each one does in simple terms.
What Are HTTP Security Headers?
Security headers are instructions your website sends to visitors' browsers. They tell the browser how to behave and what to allow, helping protect your visitors from various attacks.
Think of them as security rules that lock doors hackers might try to use. Without them, your website and visitors are more vulnerable to attacks.
Security Headers We Check
HTTPS Enforced (HSTS)
Forces all connections to use secure HTTPS
Content Security (CSP)
Controls what content can load on your pages
Clickjacking Protection
Prevents your site being hidden in frames
MIME Type Protection
Stops browsers misinterpreting file types
Privacy Protection
Controls what info is shared with other sites
Feature Restrictions
Limits access to camera, mic, location