Security-as-a-Service
Free website security scanner
Your host keeps the server safe — we keep your website safe.
Sums Solution protects your WordPress, Laravel, Node, or any other stack at the application layer — and if any incident occurs, it immediately sends an email alert telling you what the hacker, bot, or fake email did.
Free website security scan
Enter any URL to check its SSL certificate, security headers and malware blacklist status — instantly, no signup required.
One free preview scan: security headers, the SSL certificate and malware blacklists, with the score and a plain verdict. One run is included per signed-in account and one per domain for visitors who have not signed in. Sign in free to open the numbered fix steps and the copy-paste server config for your site. An account also brings the full report — exposed files, outdated software, XML-RPC, DNS records, monitoring and email alerts.
To keep the free scan working and stop abuse, we log your IP address and browser user agent with this request — see our Privacy Policy.
Your website in relax mode
Continuous remote scan
Security headers, SSL, exposed files, outdated versions, XML-RPC, DNS, and blacklist — all checked automatically.
Real-time email alerts
If a suspicious login, malware file, or fake email shows up, you get an email right away telling you what happened and what to do — and a busy stretch arrives as one digest instead of a flood.
Fix guidance
Every alert comes with plain-language steps — which plugin to update, which file to delete, and which config to change.
What our website security scanner checks
Security headers
Content-Security-Policy, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options and Referrer-Policy — the five headers that close whole classes of XSS, clickjacking and downgrade attacks.
SSL certificate
Missing HTTPS, expired or expiring certificates and self-signed certificates, with the issuer and exact expiry date.
Exposed files
Publicly reachable .env backups, .git directories, database dumps, phpinfo() pages and config backups that leak credentials and source code.
Outdated software
WordPress and PHP versions below the supported baseline, plus generator tags and headers that disclose the exact stack to attackers.
XML-RPC, debug mode and directory listing
Open WordPress XML-RPC used for brute-force amplification, leaked stack traces from debug mode, and directories that list their own files.
DNS and malware blacklist
DNS record health, Spamhaus blocklist entries, and Google Safe Browsing flags for malware or phishing content on the site.
Edge protection
Cloudflare settings that decide whether an attack reaches your site at all: SSL mode, minimum TLS version and the challenge security level.
Works with your stack
From WordPress to custom Laravel/Node apps.