A good result means the technical checks that were run came back fine. It says nothing about what was not checked.
The links were found, the email records exist and the certificate looks valid. These are the basics, and they are in place.
It does not say your website is secure against attacks, that its texts are correct or that it meets legal requirements. Those are separate questions.
A result is a snapshot. A certificate runs out, a record is edited, or a footer link disappears after a redesign, and the same check can then come back differently.
Treat a good result as a sign that the basics are in order today, and run the check again after changes to the website or its email.
Our free Website check explains each result in plain words and says clearly what it looked at. Open Website check
Last reviewed: 2026-11-02
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