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Free Domain Security Report

Public data only. No passwords or personal data are stored. Both www and non-www are analysed.

What this report measures

The report aggregates publicly observable signals into a single Cyber Exposure Score: email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, DNSSEC), TLS and certificate health, internet-exposed services, known-exploited vulnerabilities, and public breach metadata. It reports observations only — never accusations, never personal data, never credentials.

Mail, DNS, lookalike and breach checks always run on the registered domain (example.com), where those records live; the website checks — TLS, security headers, technology, open ports — run on the address you enter, and then on its counterpart: if the site redirects visitors elsewhere, for example from example.com to www.example.com, the redirect target is analysed in full as well; if neither version redirects, both www and non-www are. The free report and the full audit cover both alike.

Frequently asked questions

Is this legal and privacy-safe?

Yes. Only public, aggregated metadata is used. No personal data or credentials are collected, stored, or displayed.

What is the Cyber Exposure Score?

An original 0-100 score blending email, DNS, TLS, exposure and breach-history sub-scores. Higher is better.

Do you store my searches?

We store the computed posture for the analyzed domain to power the directory and monitoring — never personal data.

Should I enter example.com or www.example.com?

Either — the report covers both. Mail, DNS, lookalike and breach checks run on the registered domain (example.com) whichever you enter. The website checks run on the address you entered and on its counterpart: the site it redirects to, or, when neither version redirects, the other of www and non-www. The free report and the full audit include both.

Data sources

Quiescence Cyber Risk is built on public-source intelligence; each report also credits the providers it draws on. Sources: Ransomware.live · Have I Been Pwned (CC BY 4.0). Vulnerability data from CISA KEV, NVD and FIRST EPSS; MITRE ATT&CK for technique mapping.