Daily monitoring · 476 domains
We continuously scan the public security configuration of the largest U.S. companies. This page tracks who's improving, who's slipping, and how the cohort as a whole is shifting on TLS, headers, and email auth.
Updated Jun 18, 2026 · 30-day rolling window
By the numbers
A snapshot across all 476 domains from each one's most recent scan.
Median grade
C
across the cohort
Behind a CDN/WAF
49%
233 of 476
Enforce HSTS
45%
215 domains
Ship a CSP
17%
80 domains
Prefer TLS 1.3
88%
420 domains
DNSSEC enabled
18%
84 domains
Grade distribution
How the whole cohort scores, A through F.
Who's behind a CDN / WAF
Detected from response headers · 49% of domains show a known provider.
Header-based detection records one provider per domain, so this undercounts multi-CDN setups and sites that strip identifying headers.
30-day trends
Each chart is the percentage of Fortune 500 domains shipping that feature, sampled daily for the last 30 days.
TLS 1.3 adoption
Domains preferring TLS 1.3
86.8%
-0.2pp · 30d
HSTS adoption
Domains enforcing HSTS
43.9%
-0.6pp · 30d
Content-Security-Policy
Domains shipping CSP
16.6%
-0.4pp · 30d
X-Frame-Options
Clickjacking protection
23.9%
-0.9pp · 30d
DMARC
Email auth: DMARC record
81.7%
-0.4pp · 30d
DNSSEC
DNSSEC enabled at the registrar
17%
-0.2pp · 30d
Today's leaders
Same grading formula we use on every individual scan: weighted across SSL, HSTS, CSP, headers, TLS strength, cookie security, DMARC, DKIM, DNSSEC, and more.
Top 5 · highest score
Bottom 5 · lowest score
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Run a free scan →Last 30 days
Comparing each domain's current scan to its scan from ~30 days ago. 6 domains changed at least one security feature in that window.
Domains changed
6
Features added
+3
Features lost
−8
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