Add SecureMonk to Tools - #120
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SecureMonk (https://securemonk.io) is a free scanner that combines what Qualys SSL Labs and securityheaders.io each do separately: TLS/SSL configuration analysis and HTTP security header analysis in one report, plus CVE-based vulnerability detection and an AI security assistant. No signup required.
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Adds SecureMonk to the Tools section, alongside the existing Qualys SSL Labs and securityheaders.io entries.
SecureMonk is a free scanner that combines what those two tools each do separately — TLS/SSL configuration analysis and HTTP security header analysis — into one report, plus CVE-based vulnerability detection and an AI security assistant for follow-up questions. No signup required.
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