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Methodology · Open formulas

How Enterno.io scoring works

Every score is an open, versioned formula. No hidden weights, no proprietary magic.

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TL;DR. Every score on Enterno.io has an open, versioned formula — no hidden weights, no proprietary "magic". Pick a topic below to see exactly how points are distributed and which standards (Mozilla Observatory, OWASP, NIST) we anchor against.

Published methodologies

Health Score, Security Grade, SSL/TLS Grade, AI-Readiness, the pass/fail rule behind the verified catalog and the hosting rating have a published, versioned methodology here. Smaller grades — the cookie, CSP and SEO badges and the citation-readiness block on /ai-check — do not have one yet.

Why open methodology?

  1. 2009SSL Labs
  2. 2015Mozilla Observatory
  3. 2026Enterno.io

Industry-defining grading is built on public weights

Principle

You can't fix what you can't inspect

Closed-formula scores are convenient for marketing but hostile to engineering — you can't fix what you can't inspect. SSL Labs (since 2009) and Mozilla Observatory (since 2015) built industry-defining grading on published scoring rules. For each formula here we publish its weights, thresholds and checked items, and tests hold those numbers to the code that computes the score.

  • OWASP
  • Mozilla Observatory
  • NIST SP 800-52
  • RFC 8446
  • llmstxt.org

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