Website Security Toolkit
A single place to review HTTPS health, malware and blacklist exposure, CMS version risk, security headers, server exposure, admin protection, backups, and combined security recommendations.
SSL Certificate Health
Verify HTTPS, expiration, issuer details, SAN entries, and whether the site is serving a valid certificate.
Security Headers Review
Check if the site includes Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, HSTS, and other important web security headers.
Malware & Blacklist Scan
Find Google blacklist status, hidden malware signals, suspicious redirects, and security issues from known scanners.
CMS, Theme & Plugin Health
Understand whether WordPress, themes, or plugins are outdated, vulnerable, or in need of update.
Open Ports & Server Exposure
Check if unnecessary server ports are exposed and whether the site is leaking sensitive services.
Login & Admin Protection
Review whether admin panels are protected, login access is limited, and two-factor authentication is recommended.
What this toolkit helps you check
- Whether the site loads over HTTPS and shows a valid browser lock icon.
- If SSL certificates are expired, mismatched, or missing SAN entries.
- Important HTTP security headers like CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options and X-XSS-Protection.
- Malware signals, blacklist status, hidden spam pages and suspicious redirects.
- WordPress core, theme, and plugin update risks for CMS-based sites.
- Server exposure from open ports and unnecessary public services.
- Login protection, admin URL hardening, 2FA recommendations, and backup strategy awareness.
Login & Admin Protection
Protect admin and login pages with strong access controls. Use unique admin URLs, login rate limits, 2FA, and malware-resistant backup systems to reduce hacking risk.
Admin hardening
Hide or protect admin pages, avoid default paths, and restrict access by IP when possible.
Backup strategy
Verify backups run regularly, store copies offsite, and test restores to avoid recovery failures.