What visitors see when they click the seal.
Every site with the secaudit.eu plugin can publish a page like this. The seal in the site's footer links to it, so anyone can see the score and the date of the last check.
Exampleexample.com and everything shown for it are sample data. This is not a real site or a real customer.
example.com
Last check: 2 Nov 2026 Seal active- 0 critical
- 0 high
- 0 medium
Results of the last check
- No malware found
- Core files verified
- No spam links found
Updated daily by the plugin
The seal in the site's footer
secaudit.eu· Checked 92 / 100Checks mapped to GDPR Art. 32 · NIS2 Art. 21 · CRA · OWASP Top 10:2025
Example Company
- Country
- EU member state
- Field
- Online shop
- Website
- example.com
- Listed since
- 2 Nov 2026
The owner may add these details. secaudit.eu confirms that the report comes from the site's own domain; it does not check the company's identity.
What this page confirms
The summary comes from the Security Audit & Compliance plugin running on the site. The plugin reports each check, and secaudit.eu checks that the report really comes from that domain.
On every update secaudit.eu also looks at the live home page for hidden spam links. The score is worked out by the plugin; secaudit.eu does not run the checks again.
The seal has to stay up to date
The plugin checks in every day. After 3 days without a check-in the seal pauses and this page stops linking to the site; after 30 days without a new check it expires.
The seal is downgraded or removed when the score drops, malware is found or the checks stop.
Findings stay private
Only the site owner sees the detailed findings, in their WordPress dashboard. This page never lists specific issues.
The seal is not a certificate and not an official EU mark. "GDPR · NIS2 · CRA" means the checks are mapped to those rules: a technical view of the site, not a legal assessment.
Get this page for your own site
Install the free plugin, work through its to-do list, then publish your page and the seal.