Knowledge base
About the test
Standards
DNSSEC
DNSSEC is a kind of traffic police on the web that ensures that all data traffic is authorized. That way, for example, you are not redirected to a fake website. DNSSEC is a protection against hacker attacks, for example where intruders take over a website and lure sensitive Information and money out of users.
HTTPS
HTTPS gives your users a safe and secure connection to your website. You can tell by the padlock in your web browser.
DMARC, DKIM and SPF
Together with DKIM and SPF, DMARC ensures that an email comes from the correct mail server and that it has not been manipulated along the way.
STARTTLS og DANE
STARTTLS ensures that the connection between mail servers is encrypted while an email is being sent. The DANE standard is an additional security check both on the web and by mail and acts as an identity match.
IPv6
The internet doesn't work without PCs, servers and a host of other devices being able to find each other. This is done via IP addresses, and the Internet has effectively run out of unique addresses with the most widespread standard, IPv4.
Security options
With these settings, you can activate browser mechanisms that protect visitors against attacks with e.g. cross-site scripting (XSS) or framing.
RPKI
RPKI is a security technology that acts as a digital ID card for the Internet's signposts and ensures that data traffic does not end up in the wrong places.
