PART OF THE LETS SECURE PLATFORM FOR CONTINUOUS TECHNICAL SECURITY MONITORING.

Web security, hardening, and exposure control

Lets Secure analyses public web services with checks for TLS, certificates, ciphers, HTTP security headers, CSP, CORS, cookies, JavaScript components, information leakage, and exposed administrative URLs. Findings are collected in structured reports with scores, evidence, and recommended follow-up over time.

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Web security report

HTTP headersA

CSPB+

TLS and certificatesA

JavaScript riskNo known vulnerable libraries

Information leakage2 recommended actions

Admin URLRequires domain verification

DriftChanged since previous check

HTTP security headers

Analyse HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, CORS, cookie hygiene, and information leakage through headers.

CSP analysis

Review Content Security Policy and identify weak directives, overly permissive sources, missing reporting, and configurations that increase client-side attack risk.

TLS, certificates, and ciphers

Track TLS versions, certificate expiry, chain, key strength, signature algorithm, forward secrecy, and ciphers against modern recommendations.

JavaScript component risk

Detect outdated or known vulnerable frontend components with Retire.js-style checks and public vulnerability data.

Information leakage and unwanted headers

Identify headers that reveal server technology, frameworks, cache layers, or other details that can help attackers during reconnaissance.

Exposed administrative URLs

Check administrative URLs and sensitive paths when domain ownership is verified, such as admin panels, login pages, and management surfaces.

From technical check to clear action

Lets Secure does more than show whether a check passes or fails. Each report explains why the check matters, what impact the finding has, what should be reviewed, and how the result changes over time.

Scores and grades per area
Technical explanation for each check
Recommended reading and references
Concrete findings and recommended follow-up
Clear status for OK, warning, or requires verification
Trend and drift over time

Web security report showing HTTP header checks, CSP findings, TLS status, JavaScript risk, and recommended actions.

TLS and certificate evidence

TLS findings include protocol support, certificate chain quality, expiry, signature algorithm, key strength, forward secrecy, cipher posture, and notes for checks that require a deeper full scan.

TLS and certificate report showing protocol support, certificate chain, ciphers, expiry, and recommended strengthening.

Web, DNS, and email belong together

A secure web service is only one part of exposure. Lets Secure connects web hardening with domain and DNS checks such as DNSSEC, CAA, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to provide a more connected view of technical risk.

Make web security measurable over time

Lets Secure helps teams detect weak configurations, exposed interfaces, certificate issues, CSP gaps, information leakage, and risky drift before they become urgent incidents.

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