A simple check for a changing internet.
We built Super Simple Site Security Check to help website owners understand what their site exposes on the public internet, without needing to be security experts.
Why we built it
The internet is changing. Websites are visited by people, bots and increasingly AI agents. Some automation is useful. Some is used to find weaknesses or carry out attacks.
Thales’ 2026 Bad Bot Report estimates that bots accounted for 53% of web traffic in 2025. That figure covers bot traffic generally, not AI agents alone.
We wanted to make it easier to get a first look at your website’s public protections and see what deserves a closer review.
What the tool does
Enter your website address. The scanner reviews public pages, connection settings, software clues and available threat checks. It turns that evidence into clear priorities, suggested next steps and an explanation of anything it could not verify.
What to keep in mind
This is a starting point, not a guarantee that your website is secure. It cannot inspect private server files or signed-in areas, confirm every software warning, or establish protection against every AI-assisted attack.
The report is information for your own use. It is not legal advice or a security certification. If something needs attention, share the evidence with your website developer or host.