Free scan · 25 checks · Plain-English report

Free website security scan.
No cybersecurity theater.

Your website may look finished. That does not mean it is hardened. Founder Hardening scans your public website for visible security gaps, explains the risk in plain English, and gives your team practical steps to fix what matters.

Results in 10 seconds No account required Email authentication checked AI-builder fingerprinting Exposed secrets scan security.txt validation
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No crawling · No forms submitted · No data stored without permission

Sample scan result
Urgent Review Recommended
34
/ 100 — Grade F
HTTPS + RedirectPASS
TLS CertificatePASS
TLS Protocol & CiphersWARN
HSTS HeaderFAIL
Content-Security-PolicyFAIL
SPF RecordFAIL
DMARC PolicyFAIL
Exposed JS SecretsFAIL
AI Builder: Lovable detectedINFO
security.txtFAIL
X-Forwarded-For ReflectionPASS
CSRF Protection SignalsWARN

Fast-built websites are shipping with slow-built security problems.

Founders are launching websites, landing pages, dashboards, portals, and AI-assisted applications faster than ever. Speed often leaves gaps behind.

A site can look professional and still be missing basic security headers.
A certificate can be valid while the protocol posture is weak.
A domain can send email while lacking proper anti-spoofing controls.
A beautiful front end can accidentally expose API keys and secrets.
An AI-built app can go live before anyone checks whether it is hardened.

25 checks. One URL. Plain-English results.

Most security tools either overwhelm non-technical founders or produce letter grades without explaining what to do next. Founder Hardening checks the practical security controls that modern websites often miss, then translates findings into clear business risk and exact remediation steps.

01 — HTTP & Headers

HTTP Security Headers

Browser-level protections against clickjacking, content injection, cross-site scripting exposure, and insecure browser behavior.

02 — Transport Layer

TLS Configuration Depth

Certificate validity, protocol version, cipher suite strength, OCSP stapling, and HSTS preload readiness — not just "is SSL on."

03 — Email Auth

SPF + DKIM + DMARC

The full email authentication chain. We check whether your domain can be spoofed, your mail can be tampered with, and whether you have enforcement in place.

04 — Secrets

Exposed JavaScript Secrets

We scan your first-page HTML and linked JavaScript bundles for API keys, tokens, and credentials that should never be public. Escape.tech found 400+ in 5,600 vibe-coded apps.

05 — AI Fingerprint

AI Builder Detection

We identify whether a site was built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, or AI-augmented tooling — then surface the security issues most common to that platform.

06 — Compliance

Compliance Signals

We surface visible security indicators that may matter to GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, cyber insurance reviewers, and enterprise buyers.

07 — Verdict

Traffic-Light Verdict

Green, yellow, or red — one line at the top of every report so founders understand the situation before reading a single technical finding.

08 — Disclosure

security.txt Validation

We check whether your site has a valid security.txt at /.well-known/security.txt — the RFC 9116 standard for responsible vulnerability disclosure. We validate the Contact field, Expires date, and canonical URL.

09 — Fix Plan

Founder-Readable Fix Plan

We explain what to fix, why it matters, and how your technical team or LA Consulting can remediate it. Not another grade. A fix plan.

Weak website security does not always look dramatic.

It often looks ordinary. A missing header. A loose policy. A fast launch that never received a proper hardening pass.

69.6% of domains have no meaningful email authentication in place — vulnerable to spoofing today.
400+ secrets found in 5,600 publicly available vibe-coded apps scanned by Escape.tech in 2025.
$2.77 billion in BEC losses in 2024 (FBI IC3). Most stem from domains without DMARC enforcement.
20% of vibe-coded apps examined by Wiz Research had meaningful security risks — live, in production.

Not just a scanner. A hardening path.

SecurityHeaders.com checks headers. SSL Labs checks TLS. MXToolbox checks mail. Founder Hardening combines the founder-facing layer those tools lack: one URL, plain-English risk, exact fix guidance, and a path to remediation.

Feature SecurityHeaders SSL Labs MXToolbox Founder Hardening
HTTP security headers
TLS depth (protocol + cipher)
Email auth (SPF + DKIM + DMARC) Separate tool
Exposed JS secrets
AI builder fingerprint
Compliance signals
Plain-English fix plan

Need help fixing the findings?

A scan shows the risk. A hardening review helps close the gap. LA Consulting Corporation offers a paid Founder Hardening Review for companies that want expert help interpreting the report, prioritizing fixes, and applying practical remediation.

  • Security header remediation
  • TLS posture review
  • Email authentication cleanup
  • Exposed front-end risk review
  • AI-built app security review
  • Founder-readable remediation plan
  • Monthly monitoring setup
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Coming: Monitoring

Security posture changes over time.

Websites change. Plugins update. Developers deploy new code. Domains get reconfigured. Marketing teams add scripts. AI tools generate new pages. A site that looked clean last month can drift into risk this month. Founder Hardening Monitoring helps founder-led companies track visible website security posture over time and catch preventable issues before they become expensive.

Founder Hardening is a public-facing website security scan. It checks visible configuration signals and common hardening indicators. It does not replace a full penetration test, source code review, cloud security audit, compliance audit, or internal infrastructure assessment. It is designed to help founders identify visible risks quickly, understand them clearly, and decide what should be fixed next.

Know what is exposed before someone else does.

Find the gaps before customers, vendors, or attackers do.

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