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Your website might be completely free of vulnerabilities in your code, and you could still be leaving your visitors exposed to attacks. The culprit? Missing HTTP security headers—those behind-the-scenes instructions that tell browsers how to handle your site safely.

One day your website works perfectly. The next day, visitors see a full-page browser warning telling them your site isn't safe. They can't proceed without clicking through scary messages about security risks. Many don't bother—they hit the back button and find a competitor instead.