WebTality is a website vitality checker, not a security scanner. But GET-IT also specialises in cyber security — so while WebTality is already reading your site, it takes a quick look at a few baseline trust signals too. Nothing more, and nothing this page will pretend is more.
Think of it like having your tyres checked while the car's already in for a service.
It isn't the reason you booked it in — but if something obvious is wrong, you'd want to know before you drove off.
Nothing here needs technical knowledge to understand — each one is a simple yes/no that says something about how well the basics are configured.
The certificate that shows your site as "secure" in a browser. We check it's valid now, and how many days remain before it expires.
A setting on your domain that helps stop other people sending emails that look like they're from you.
A related setting that lists which mail servers are actually allowed to send email on your domain's behalf.
If you want a proper outside-in security view of your domain — email authentication in full, infrastructure exposure, breach intelligence — Cyber Vitals is GET-IT's dedicated tool for that. WebTality's three signals are a bonus glance, not a substitute for it.
Because GET-IT already specialises in cyber security, and these three signals are cheap to check while the rest of the site is already being read. It's a useful extra, not a reason to think of WebTality as a security tool.
No. An expiring certificate or a missing DMARC record is a configuration gap, not evidence of a breach. It's worth fixing, but it isn't itself a sign anything has gone wrong.
No — it flags what it finds. Fixing a certificate or a DNS record is usually a short job for whoever manages your hosting or domain, or GET-IT can help directly.
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Check my website — free →This is one of six areas WebTality checks — see the full overview or what's in the paid report.