Does this check prove my WordPress website is secure?
No. This is a limited public configuration check, not a vulnerability scan or a security audit. It does not inspect plugins, authenticated pages or every possible attack path.
WordPress Security Configuration Checker
Review public HTTPS, security headers and other configuration signals, then build a prompt for a practical AI report. This is not a vulnerability scan or a security certification.
Understanding the security check
Know what the findings can tell you before making changes.
Can the checker identify vulnerable PHP or WordPress versions?
It can report version signals exposed by the page, but those may be hidden, stale or altered. A version signal does not establish whether the software has a vulnerability or whether fixes have been backported.
Does the tool collect usernames or cookie values?
No usernames, cookie names or cookie values are included in the report or prompt. Optional WordPress endpoint checks require permission and inspect the domain root, which may miss installations in subdirectories.
How the security checker works
We make bounded requests to inspect the public page, its HTTP redirect and, if enabled, two WordPress endpoints. We do not download referenced images or scripts. Results reflect only the responses we observed and may be affected by caches, firewalls or redirects.
Need help securing your WordPress website?
Get in touch to discuss your website's security configuration and next steps.