SSLlabsGrade

What Grades Do SSL Labs Issue? The letter grade is a translation of an average score of all tests. An A grade corresponds to a score of 80/100 or higher. An A+ ...

At the moment, this grade is awarded to servers with good configuration, no warnings, and HTTP Strict Transport Security support with a max-age of at least 6 ...

Grades. Below is a set of easy and understandable grading criteria. The grades are between A+ to F and will allow you to have an idea of the state of your SSL/ ...

SSL Labs caps grades to B and penalizes sites if the server does not support forward secrecy. This assessment is made primarily based on the 60+ browser ...

We wish to make clear that, while A+ is clearly the desired grade, both A and B grades are acceptable and result in adequate commercial security. The B grade, ...

The coveted “A+” grade on SSLLabs can be achieved by enabling of HSTS policy on a server. HSTS technique is explained here. In a nutshell, ...

The SSL Labs assessment grade reflects the quality of the configuration of an SSL web site. The assessment methodology is documented in the SSL Rating Guide.

This free online service performs a deep analysis of the configuration of any SSL web server on the public Internet. Please note that the information you submit ...

SSL is relatively easy to use, but it does have its traps. This guide aims to establish a straightforward assessment methodology, allowing administrators to ...