Examples · See it in action

See Red Bridge Cyber in Action

Two real scans, side by side. One polished — our own site — to show what is achievable for a small Australian business. One typical — a representative small-business site with the kind of issues we see every day — to show the recommendations a Red Bridge Cyber report actually delivers. Watch the portal walkthrough for each and download the sample PDF snapshot to see exactly what you get.

redbridgecyber.com.auGrade band: A / A+

Red Bridge Cyber — our own site

What good looks like for a small Australian business that takes its public-facing posture seriously. We run our own product against our own site, every day.

What to watch for

  • Email category — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, the lot.
  • Domain category — DNSSEC enabled, CAA published, certificate auto-renewing.
  • Security category — HSTS preloaded, CSP locked down, no version disclosure.
  • Visibility category — schema, sitemaps, AI-search citation surface all configured.
clickidy.comGrade band: C / D

clickidy.com — a typical small-business setup

A representative small-business site with the kind of issues we see most often — missing email authentication, weak security headers, schema gaps. Real recommendations for real customers.

What to watch for

  • Email category — SPF softfail, DMARC monitor-only, no DKIM at common selectors.
  • Domain category — no DNSSEC, no CAA, no IPv6.
  • Security category — no HSTS, no CSP, no security.txt, cookies missing flags.
  • Visibility category — basic metadata only, no Organization / LocalBusiness schema.

Both example scans are live — we re-scan our own site and clickidy.com on the same continuous cadence every customer’s site is scanned on. Visitors are welcome to head over to clickidy.com and take a look around — it is a real, publicly-reachable website running on the kind of standard small-business hosting stack our typical customer uses, with the issues our scan reports on deliberately left in place. The walkthroughs and snapshots above are refreshed periodically so what you see is current.