The padlock is visible. Whether your security is actually configured correctly is another question.
A certificate is not security — it is a starting point. Most sites with a padlock still have mixed content warnings, missing security headers, weak TLS protocols, and no expiry monitoring. The result: failed vendor assessments, SEO penalties, and browser warnings that erode visitor trust before a single word of your copy lands.
- A+ on SSL Labs — not just a padlock
- Security headers that pass enterprise vendor assessments
- Expiry monitoring so a lapsed certificate never breaks your site
30-minute, no-pressure consultation — typically a reply within 24 hours.
Having a certificate and having working HTTPS are not the same thing
SSL misconfiguration is the kind of problem that hides in plain sight. The padlock appears, so everyone assumes it is fine — until a specific check reveals it is not.
Your enterprise prospect's IT team just ran a security scan on your domain
SSL Labs returned a "B" rating. securityheaders.com returned an "F." The procurement manager put your vendor registration on hold pending remediation. The deal is paused while you figure out what HSTS and Content-Security-Policy actually mean and who is responsible for fixing them.
Mixed content warnings on multiple pages — and Google knows
Your site loads over HTTPS, but some embedded images, scripts, or analytics tags are still loading over HTTP. Browsers show a degraded security indicator. Google's crawlers see the inconsistency. Your PageSpeed and security scores are both affected. The fix has been on the backlog for six months.
Your certificate expired at 3am on a Wednesday. You found out on Thursday.
No monitoring. No auto-renewal on this particular subdomain. Visitors got a full-screen security warning. Your marketing team's email campaign sent that morning drove 2,000 people to a broken, "connection not private" page. The certificate was renewed in 4 hours but the damage — to conversion rates and to trust — was already done.
From a certificate to a genuinely hardened web presence
Every layer of web security properly configured, tested against real-world scanners, and monitored to stay that way.
SSL/TLS configuration and hardening
Modern certificate installation with TLS 1.2/1.3 enforcement, weak cipher suite removal, OCSP stapling, and HSTS pre-loading. Verified against SSL Labs to achieve an A or A+ rating — the standard enterprise procurement teams check.
Mixed content audit and fix
A complete crawl of every page to identify HTTP resources loading on HTTPS pages — images, scripts, stylesheets, iframes, third-party embeds. Each one identified and resolved so every page loads fully secure with no mixed content warnings.
Security headers implementation
Implementation of the headers that enterprise security scanners check: HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, and X-Content-Type-Options — configured correctly for your specific stack rather than copy-pasted from a tutorial.
Web server and CDN hardening
Server configuration review covering information disclosure headers, directory listing exposure, redirect chain hygiene, and CDN-level SSL settings. Whether you are on Cloudflare, AWS CloudFront, a traditional host, or a headless CMS with a CDN layer, we work at the right configuration level.
Certificate expiry monitoring
Automated monitoring of every certificate on every domain and subdomain, with alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry. Where auto-renewal is available, we configure it. Where it is not, we ensure a human is alerted with enough time to act before a lapse.
Before-and-after verification report
Documented scanner results before and after implementation — SSL Labs grade, security headers score, mixed content clean status. A report you can send to your procurement contact, your security team, or your CTO as evidence of current security posture.
From a security scan that embarrasses you to one you invite
A focused engagement — typically 1–2 weeks — that covers all the layers a modern security scanner checks.
- 1
Scan
We run your domain through SSL Labs, securityheaders.com, and a full mixed content crawl to establish the current state. You see exactly where you score and why before we change anything.
- 2
Fix
We implement fixes in a logical sequence: certificate and TLS configuration first, then mixed content remediation, then security headers and server hardening. Each change is staged to avoid disruption.
- 3
Verify
We re-run every scanner and document the before-and-after results. Nothing is marked complete until the target grade is achieved and confirmed. You receive the verification report.
- 4
Monitor
Certificate expiry monitoring and periodic re-scanning are set up so the security posture does not quietly degrade after we leave. If a plugin update or deployment reintroduces a header misconfiguration, you will know.
Security that passes scrutiny — from browsers, crawlers, and procurement teams
The goal is an A+ that holds up over time, not a one-time fix that regresses in three months.
- Target SSL Labs grade — the standard enterprise vendors verify
- A+Target SSL Labs grade — the standard enterprise vendors verify
- Mixed content warnings across all pages
- ZeroMixed content warnings across all pages
- HSTS, CSP, and hardening headers in place and correct
- All headersHSTS, CSP, and hardening headers in place and correct
- Expiry alerts so certificate lapses become impossible
- MonitoredExpiry alerts so certificate lapses become impossible
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before we talk.
Find out your actual SSL Labs and security headers score
Book a free security check call. We will run your domain through the main scanners live and show you exactly what enterprise procurement teams would see today.