Introducing SiteGuard: Security Reports for Any Website

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What is SiteGuard?

SiteGuard is a website security report service. You give us a URL, we scan it, and you get a detailed report of what’s secure and what’s not. One URL, one payment ($50), one report delivered to your inbox.

The scan covers the things attackers actually look for: missing security headers, injection risks, cross-site scripting (XSS) vectors, cookie misconfigurations, CSRF vulnerabilities, and exposed information. You get specific findings with clear recommendations, not vague advice.

Why we built this

Full penetration tests cost thousands and take weeks. Most small teams don’t need that. They need a quick answer to one question: “is my site obviously vulnerable?” That’s what SiteGuard answers.

If you’re a startup founder shipping a new product, a freelancer delivering a client project, or a dev team that wants a sanity check before launch, you shouldn’t need to hire a security firm. Enter a URL, pay once, get the report by email. Done.

What the report covers

Every SiteGuard report analyzes four core areas:

• Security headers: HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy. Missing headers are the most common and most fixable security gap.
• Injection and XSS risks: forms, query parameters, and input points that could be exploited. We flag what needs server-side validation.
• Forms and CSRF: every form is checked for method, action, and the presence of anti-CSRF tokens. POST forms without protection are called out.
• Cookies and session security: Secure, HttpOnly, and SameSite attributes. Weak or missing flags can expose sessions to theft.

The report is delivered as a detailed HTML document you can share with your team or use as a hardening checklist.

What to expect from this blog

We’ll be sharing:

• Product updates: new scan checks, report improvements, and features as we add them
• Security guides: practical walkthroughs on fixing common vulnerabilities (missing CSP, weak cookies, open redirects)
• Security insights: what’s changing in web security, common patterns we see in scans, and what to prioritize

If you’re interested in how SEO and security intersect, you might also find SEOFlash’s free SEO audit tool useful. Security headers like HSTS directly affect your search rankings, and both tools help you find gaps in your site’s configuration.

Get your report

Ready to check your site’s security? Head to SiteGuard, enter your URL, and get a detailed security report delivered to your inbox.