External website security for Australian businessesWebsite security for Australian businesses.
See the security signals your website and domain expose to the public internet. ScoutLab gives Australian businesses a clear path from a free website security check to a deeper vulnerability assessment and scheduled security monitoring — explained in plain English.
One path from first check to ongoing visibility
ScoutLab's website security services are designed for Australian small businesses that need a practical view of externally visible risk without enterprise security tooling. Start free, go deeper when you need more detail, and monitor the signals that change over time.
Free website security checker
Review publicly visible HTTPS, security headers, DNS and email-protection signals without installing software or providing server access.
Website vulnerability assessment
Run a deeper automated external assessment across the website's observable attack surface and security signals.
Website security monitoring
Repeat relevant external checks on a schedule and compare results over time to identify changes that may deserve investigation.
ScoutLab provides automated external security visibility. It does not replace comprehensive manual penetration testing, internal security monitoring or qualified technical remediation where those services are required.
See the security signals your website exposes
A ScoutLab free scan gives you an initial view of publicly visible website and domain security signals, including the areas that may deserve further review. The example below is illustrative; your actual results depend on what your website exposes at scan time.
- DMARC protection is not enforcedReview
The domain's published email policy may not tell receiving mail systems to reject unauthorised messages.
- Content Security Policy header not detectedReview
A recommended browser security header was not observed in the website response.
- Strict Transport Security header not detectedReview
HSTS was not observed, so browsers may not be instructed to use HTTPS for future visits.
- Complete scan finding set
- Priority order
- Plain-English explanations
Unlock the complete findings from your website security scan
The free view highlights a limited set of findings. Unlocking the full report reveals the complete finding set captured by that scan, with plain-English context and prioritisation.
Technical security signals translated into clear business language.
Unlock the findings captured by your initial website security scan.
Use severity and prioritisation to focus your review.
The full picture, in plain English.
Review the complete findings captured by your scan with clear explanations, severity, context and prioritisation. Technical details remain available where they help you or your IT provider investigate further.
- MediumDMARC policy not enforced
The published DMARC policy is monitoring rather than enforcing protection.
- MediumContent Security Policy header missing
A recommended browser security header was not observed in the response.
- MediumStrict Transport Security header missing
HSTS was not observed in the website response.
- LowReferrer-Policy header missing
The website does not publish an explicit referrer policy header.
A one-time report shows today.
Monitoring watches what changes tomorrow.
Same scan engine. Very different jobs.
- Full scan report
- Current risk score
- Security findings explained
- Prioritised findings and guidance
- Full online report
- Snapshot in time
- Weekly scans
- Change detection
- New exposure notifications
- Risk trend tracking
- Monthly executive summary
- Historical posture tracking
- DNS and email security changes
- Website security header changes
Cyber risk doesn't stand still.
New exposures, configuration changes, certificate changes and email-security issues can appear after an assessment. ThreatScout uses scheduled external scans to compare your security posture over time and surface meaningful changes.
Surface new externally visible changes between scheduled assessments so they can be reviewed.
Monitor whether your security is improving, stable or declining.
Identify DNS, SSL, email-security and exposure changes when scheduled scans detect them.
Maintain a documented history of scheduled external security checks and observed changes.
What ongoing visibility includes
- Weekly monitoring scans
- Exposure change detection
- SSL and certificate monitoring
- Email security monitoring
- Risk score trend tracking
- Historical reporting
- Monthly executive summaries
- Priority risk notifications
Scheduled website security monitoring for $199/month
Right guidance. Right time.
ThreatScout helps you understand what to prioritise. For complex technical changes, expert validation is recommended.
For common issues like missing DNS records, SSL expiry, weak email protection or missing website headers, ThreatScout provides plain-English guidance so you know what needs attention.
- Enable or improve SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- Renew SSL certificates
- Review missing website security headers
- Check exposed basic services
If you need help interpreting findings or deciding what to review first, you can request ScoutLab assistance from your report.
- Finding clarification
- Priority review
- Business impact discussion
- Next-step guidance
Complex technical remediation should be completed or validated by an appropriately qualified cyber security professional or your existing IT provider.
- Complex configuration changes
- Hosting or cloud changes
- Network or identity hardening
- Technical implementation
ThreatScout provides external exposure intelligence and business-friendly guidance. Complex technical remediation should be validated by an appropriately qualified cyber security professional.
Choose your level of cyber visibility.
Free Scan → Unlock Full Report → Deep Scan → Website Security Monitoring.
See publicly visible website and domain security signals.
- External website security check
- Risk score
- Limited findings preview
- Security posture snapshot
- Top risks summary
See the complete finding set captured by your free website security scan.
- Full findings list
- Plain-English explanations
- Risk breakdown
- Prioritised findings and guidance
- Full online report
- Business impact explanations
Go beyond the initial free-scan layer with a deeper automated external assessment.
- Everything in Full Report
- Extended attack surface analysis
- Additional exposure checks
- Advanced email security assessment
- Expanded findings set
- Expanded risk prioritisation
Track how your externally visible website security posture changes over time.
- Weekly monitoring scans
- Change detection
- Exposure alerts
- Risk trend tracking
- Historical reporting
- Monthly executive summary
- DNS and email security changes
- Priority risk queue
- Scheduled external security visibility
Deep Scan includes up to 3 assets; additional assets are $39 each. Website Security Monitoring includes up to 5 assets; additional assets are $29/month each. An asset is a hostname or external IP address.
Start with a clear view of your website security.
No installation. No server access. Start with a free external security check and decide whether you need a deeper assessment or ongoing monitoring.