Security Headers Checker
Score common browser security headers using Mozilla Observatory-style checks.
Result
Header findings, score, and remediation guidance.
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How to use
- Paste or enter the input for the Security Headers Checker.
- Choose the operation or options that match your workflow.
- Run the tool, review the result, and copy or save it when signed in.
Example output
Header findings, score, and remediation guidance.
FAQ
Is the Security Headers Checker free to use?
Yes. The Security Headers Checker is available as a free web tool, with API access designed for authenticated users and future paid plans.
Is my input stored?
Public tool requests log minimal operational metadata. Saved results are only stored when an authenticated user explicitly saves them.
Who is this networking tool for?
It is built for developers, platform engineers, security teams, and operators who need quick, repeatable checks during daily work.