See which TLS versions your site offers — and get alerted if a deprecated one comes back.
Every HTTPS connection negotiates a TLS protocol version, and not all of them are safe. TLS 1.0 and 1.1 are deprecated, broken against modern attacks, and fail compliance standards like PCI DSS — yet servers quietly keep accepting them, often because an old config was never cleaned up or a rollback re-enabled them. A TLS version checker shows you exactly which versions your site offers, so you can switch off the dangerous ones and keep only TLS 1.2 and 1.3.
Accepting an obsolete protocol undermines every secure connection to your site: TLS 1.0 and 1.1 are vulnerable to known downgrade and cipher attacks, and a single re-enabled version can drop you out of PCI DSS compliance. The danger is that protocol support drifts silently — a server upgrade, a reverted config, a load-balancer change — and nobody notices until an auditor or attacker does. Monitoring turns a silent regression into an immediate alert.
Add your site as a monitor and BrandSentryPro connects to it and probes each TLS version individually, grades the result, and records which versions are offered. It re-checks over time and flags any change — so a deprecated protocol creeping back, or TLS 1.3 disappearing in a downgrade, never goes unnoticed.
Add a monitor and BrandSentryPro keeps every check running for you — with alerts the moment something needs attention.