Strict-Transport-Security
Checks whether HSTS is present on the response.
Free security headers checker
Scan a live public response for six common security headers: HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy.
Free · No signup required · Live public website check
What this tool checks
Checks whether HSTS is present on the response.
Checks whether a CSP header is present.
Checks for legacy framing protection.
Checks for the nosniff response header.
Checks whether a referrer policy header is present.
Checks whether a permissions policy header is present.
Interpret the result
Security headers tell browsers to apply additional protections around transport, framing, content execution, referrer data and browser features. Missing headers are worth reviewing, but a header can also be present with a weak or application-specific policy.
SiteState currently reports presence for a curated six-header baseline. It does not grade policy strength or claim that a website is secure based only on these headers.
Methodology
SiteState reads the main document response headers from the live browser check and reports whether six curated security headers are present. The current tool does not grade individual policy values.
FAQ
Strict-Transport-Security, Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy.
No. Security headers are only one layer of website security. SiteState currently checks presence, not the full strength or correctness of every policy.
The current free report focuses on presence and missing-header names rather than exposing a complete raw-header inventory.
Yes. The one-off security headers check is available without creating an account.
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