A secure website is the exception in the market. Yours should be the rule.
1 in 3 websites has no basic protection at all. Is yours in that group?
Most websites fail at the basics.
Security isn't just “not getting hacked”. It's a credibility signal - to the customer, to the browser and, now, to the ANPD.
Most websites fail at the basics: they run without Security Headers, with outdated CMS and plugins, exposing data and reputation.
The same site, two different foundations.
Ignoring the basics has a price.
Verified data from public studies. Weak security is the market norm - and the cost of an incident is not.
Have no security headers at all; only ~19–27% implement CSP, the main defense against XSS.
In our audit of the 50 agencies Google shows first, 54% scored a D or F in security - the problem starts with the people who build websites.
Median time between a disclosed flaw and the first attack. 96% of WP vulnerabilities come from third-party plugins and themes.
Average cost of a data breach in Brazil in 2025.
What are security headers?+
Instructions the server sends to the browser to block common attacks - clickjacking, XSS and connection downgrades. Most websites send none.
How do I test my website's security?+
In seconds, with a headers scanner - and most sites fail. The free audit does it for you.
I'm small - am I a target?+
Attacks are automated. A disclosed flaw becomes an exploit within hours, regardless of company size.
Does your website pass the security test?
Run the free audit and see, in seconds, your security headers grade - the same test that fails 9 out of 10 websites.