Ensures that HTTP traffic is automatically redirected to HTTPS.
This check verifies that any user trying to access the `http://` version of your site is automatically and permanently (301) redirected to the secure `https://` version.
Even if you have HTTPS, users or old links might still try to access the insecure HTTP version. A redirect ensures that all traffic is forced over the secure channel, preventing any unencrypted communication.
Without a redirect, you could have a mix of secure and insecure traffic, which is a security risk and can also cause duplicate content issues for SEO.
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Start Free AuditVerifies the validity and configuration of the SSL certificate.
Checks if the site is secured with a valid SSL certificate.
Checks for insecure (HTTP) resources on a secure (HTTPS) page.
Checks if the server supports the modern HTTP/2 protocol for better performance.