HTTPS/TLS Security Analysis
Our checker evaluates your website's security configuration to ensure it follows modern web security standards and best practices.
- HTTPS Implementation:
We verify your website uses secure HTTPS protocol rather than insecure HTTP. - Certificate Validation:
We check if your SSL/TLS certificate is valid, not expired, and properly matches your domain name. - Security Headers:
We analyze implementation of critical security headers like HSTS. - Protocol Support:
We test for modern protocol support such as HTTP/2 and secure TLS versions.
Based on these findings, you can enhance your website's security posture, protect user data, and improve search engine rankings.
HTTPS/TLS Security Best Practices
❌ Bad Practice
# Using HTTP instead of HTTPS
http://example.com
# Supporting outdated, insecure TLS versions
TLS 1.0: Enabled
TLS 1.1: Enabled
# Missing HSTS header
# (No Strict-Transport-Security header in response)
# Certificate issues
- Self-signed certificates
- Expired certificates
- Certificate with mismatched domain name
- Certificates using outdated encryption (SHA-1)
- Wildcard certificates used inappropriately
# HTTP/2 not supported
(Falling back to HTTP/1.1, reducing page load performance)
# Mixed content
- Loading scripts over HTTP on HTTPS pages
- Including insecure resources on secure pages
✅ Good Practice
# Using secure HTTPS by default
https://example.com
# All HTTP requests automatically redirected to HTTPS
301 Redirect: http:// → https://
# Strong HSTS implementation
Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload
# Modern, secure protocols
HTTP/2: Enabled
TLS 1.2: Enabled
TLS 1.3: Enabled
TLS 1.0/1.1: Disabled
# Proper certificate configuration
- Valid, trusted certificate authority
- Certificate matches domain name
- Extended Validation (EV) or Organization Validation (OV) for e-commerce
- Appropriate use of wildcard certificates
- Modern encryption (SHA-256)
- Adequate key length (2048+ bits)
# Secure cipher configuration
- Strong cipher suites prioritized
- Weak ciphers disabled