Know the gaps.
Pick the next check.
Plan a review of the basics that matter: access, updates, recovery and phishing resilience. Your answers stay self-reported. Unknowns stay unknown.
Planning demo, not active protection. No security assessment performed. No vulnerabilities confirmed. No credentials or automatic changes.
Try the limited check on our own public homepage.
Create and download a plan without sending your answers.
Deeper work needs permission, a tested rollback and evidence.
See what can be observed.
Run a read-only check of roosteragents.ai. It looks at homepage delivery, browser policy declarations and explicit resource declarations. It does not inspect code, logins, malware or client accounts.
No check has run. No other website will be requested.
Observed means this response showed the signal—not that the whole site is secure. Review context means a policy choice needs review, not a confirmed vulnerability.
Know what to verify next.
Answer what you know. “Not sure” stays unknown; it never silently becomes a pass. This plan is based on your answers, not an inspection of your business.
Start with the unknown controls. A download stays on your device.
Findings are not the finish line.
A useful review ends with a responsible owner and a verified next step—not a frightening list of untested alerts.
The right assets.
The right permission.
Agree what is included, who owns it, what data stays private and what may be reviewed. No blanket access or testing of someone else's systems.
Real gaps.
Clear priorities.
Distinguish validated issues from candidates and unknowns. WordPress maintenance, access, recovery and email protection each get the right review.
A focused fix.
A proven retest.
Repair work is separately scoped. Consequential changes need review, isolated tests and a rollback. Restricted vendor services are not included or implied.
Already checking email spoofing? Use our existing Inbox Key. This tool does not duplicate or change your email system.
Clear answers. No false certainty.
Does this tool prove a website is secure?
No. The live demonstration observes a small set of public homepage signals on Rooster's own site. Your readiness plan uses your answers, not an authenticated inspection. Neither is a penetration test, malware scan or security certification.
Can I scan someone else's website here?
No. The public demonstration accepts no custom target. A deeper defensive review requires the asset owner's written authorization, exact scope and approved access.
What about WordPress websites?
WordPress adds a separate maintenance review for plugins, themes and administrator access. Updates and removals need a backup, an isolated test and a rollback plan. This tool does not access or change your WordPress installation.
Does the plan protect against phishing?
It identifies practical gaps such as weak account access and payment-change verification. It does not guarantee prevention or send simulated phishing messages. Staff exercises require consent and a clear scope.
What happens to my answers?
The planning answers stay in this browser and are not submitted or saved by this tool. A download saves a text report on your device. The website's ordinary privacy and cookie policy still applies.
What does a deeper review include?
An agreed asset inventory, approved read-only review, evidence-backed findings and prioritized repair recommendations. Repairs are separately scoped, tested and rechecked. Restricted vendor access is not included or implied.
Protect the business.
Keep the claims honest.
Ask Rudy about an authorized website review. We agree the scope before access or testing. Assessment and remediation are separate; no price or outcome is promised here.