Add your website
Enter the exact website address you want DAISY to monitor.
Prove ownership once, choose how often DAISY scans, and see new or resolved security issues in one clear monitoring workspace.
↓ 8 points since last scan
DAISY only scans websites you prove you control. After verification, monitoring continues on the schedule you choose.
Enter the exact website address you want DAISY to monitor.
Add DAISY's unique verification token to your website's code to prove you own it.
Run Quick, Normal, or Deep Scan automatically every week.
Receive clear alerts for new risks, score drops, and resolved findings.
After ownership verification, use any mode manually or include it in your weekly monitoring schedule.
A fast baseline for browser defenses and HTTPS certificate health.
A practical everyday review of files and public landing-page security signals.
A bounded application review for targets you are authorized to assess.
DAISY observes public responses and highlights security signals. It does not prove exploitability, replace a professional penetration test, or inspect authenticated areas.
Run the recommended scan →CSP, HSTS, frame protection, MIME sniffing protection, referrer control, and browser permission restrictions.
HTTPS usage, certificate validation, subject, issuer, expiry, and remaining validity.
A fixed list of high-value configuration, version-control, backup, database, and administration paths.
CORS, cookie flags, CSP strength, CSRF indicators, mixed content, error leakage, directory listing, and HTTP methods on one public page.
Up to six public, same-origin pages at one link level—with no login, form submission, or brute force.
Container-isolated Nikto server checks and OWASP ZAP passive baseline analysis with strict runtime limits.
Non-destructiveBuilt-in checks use GET, HEAD, and OPTIONS requests only.
BoundedDeep crawling, redirects, response size, ports, and destinations are limited.
TransparentReports include evidence, severity, explanations, and recommendations.
DAISY Scanner helps students, developers, and website owners understand common public-facing weaknesses before they become harder to manage.
Many security tools produce dense technical output without explaining what matters. DAISY bridges that gap by organizing observable weaknesses by severity and pairing each one with evidence and a practical next step.
It is designed as an early review tool: useful during learning, development, and deployment checks, while remaining honest about the limits of automated unauthenticated scanning.
Every finding explains what was detected, why it matters, and what to do next.
Deep scans require authorization and avoid exploitation, credentials, and form submission.
Saved reports help users revisit findings and track their security posture over time.