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Technologies > Site Elements > HTTP Strict Transport Security > by Server Locations

Usage of HTTP Strict Transport Security as site element broken down by server locations

This diagram shows the percentages of websites using HTTP Strict Transport Security broken down by server locations. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys.

How to read the diagram:
HTTP Strict Transport Security is used by 34.7% of all the websites.
HTTP Strict Transport Security is used by 55.5% of all the websites that use United States as server location.

Overall
34.7%
United States
55.5%
Germany
24.3%
Japan
9.0%
France
20.6%
Netherlands
29.6%
Russian Federation
20.8%
United Kingdom
21.1%
Brazil
23.3%
Italy
12.1%
India
11.6%
Poland
14.5%
Singapore
25.4%
Spain
16.9%
Turkey
9.6%
Canada
21.2%
Czech Republic
19.9%
Switzerland
39.1%
China
30.5%
Australia
20.1%
South Korea
29.7%
Belgium
27.6%
Iran
17.5%
Viet Nam
18.9%
Denmark
12.0%
Ireland
56.4%
Finland
21.0%
Indonesia
16.3%
Ukraine
22.4%
Romania
12.6%
Hungary
18.6%
South Africa
10.7%
Sweden
23.4%
Lithuania
11.7%
Slovakia
12.5%
Austria
29.2%
Taiwan
28.6%
Thailand
21.8%
Bulgaria
14.7%
Argentina
7.4%
Malaysia
19.4%
Portugal
23.3%
Belarus
23.8%
Chile
23.6%
Israel
7.9%
Estonia
16.5%
Slovenia
9.1%
Kazakhstan
24.2%
Cyprus
16.6%
Norway
30.4%
Croatia
6.4%
Greece
9.4%
Serbia
5.8%
Bangladesh
9.9%
New Zealand
23.4%
Mexico
12.8%
Latvia
15.2%
Moldova
12.4%
United Arab Emirates
21.2%
Uzbekistan
28.8%
Georgia
10.7%
Iceland
24.8%
Colombia
25.2%
Bosnia and Herzegovina
12.5%
Nepal
31.2%
Luxembourg
21.6%
Saudi Arabia
58.0%
Peru
14.5%
Uruguay
10.0%
Tunisia
10.7%
Kyrgyzstan
36.4%
Mongolia
16.4%
Pakistan
31.7%
Kenya
12.6%
Ecuador
35.5%
Algeria
19.7%
Egypt
19.4%
Azerbaijan
13.0%
Philippines
31.0%
Costa Rica
32.2%
North Macedonia
12.9%
Tanzania
53.9%
Armenia
17.6%
Paraguay
28.4%
Seychelles
93.2%
Bolivia
18.3%
Nigeria
28.3%
Morocco
33.2%
Venezuela
30.6%
Oman
38.0%
Jordan
58.1%
Ethiopia
35.3%
Sri Lanka
19.9%
Rwanda
43.8%
Panama
35.4%
Albania
21.8%
Turkmenistan
44.3%
San Marino
87.5%
Tajikistan
11.1%
Libya
10.9%
Palestine
17.4%
Qatar
37.1%
Syria
24.3%
Cambodia
24.9%
Ghana
11.5%
Zambia
12.1%
Myanmar
19.8%
Angola
43.8%
Uganda
22.0%
Kuwait
44.1%
Guatemala
22.4%
Cuba
63.3%
Mozambique
18.1%
Bhutan
24.7%
Mauritius
22.3%
Lebanon
35.0%
Bahrain
28.8%
Zimbabwe
17.4%
Cote d'Ivoire
25.1%
Namibia
36.2%
Senegal
22.5%
Belize
27.3%
Dominican Republic
31.8%
Honduras
29.2%
Andorra
27.4%
Burkina Faso
50.9%
Montenegro
12.4%
Malta
39.3%
Monaco
38.2%
Nicaragua
27.4%
El Salvador
27.3%
Cameroon
21.6%
Liechtenstein
33.3%
Brunei Darussalam
40.1%
Iraq
45.5%
Botswana
46.6%
Malawi
13.5%
Laos
31.1%
Yemen
29.2%
Madagascar
18.9%
Afghanistan
4.7%
Jamaica
41.1%
Marshall Islands
4.3%
Benin
44.9%
Kosovo
17.6%
Mali
7.3%
Maldives
13.0%
Bahamas
39.5%
Mauritania
13.2%
Timor-Leste
42.7%
Holy See (Vatican City State)
90.5%
Suriname
11.8%
Cape Verde
23.1%
Togo
15.4%
Papua New Guinea
17.2%
Trinidad and Tobago
46.8%
CuraƧao
34.6%
Lesotho
12.0%
Fiji
23.9%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
4.8%
Barbados
20.0%
Gabon
17.5%
Somalia
13.5%
Samoa
28.6%
Sudan
23.5%
Eswatini
24.2%
Democratic Republic of the Congo
22.6%
Niger
30.0%
Djibouti
27.6%
North Korea
15.4%
Gambia
56.5%
Burundi
9.5%
Tonga
50.0%
Saint Lucia
23.5%
Solomon Islands
15.4%
Vanuatu
15.4%
Guyana
50.0%
Haiti
33.3%
Dominica
20.0%
Guinea
20.0%
W3Techs.com, 25 July 2026
Percentages of websites using HTTP Strict Transport Security broken down by server locations

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HTTP Strict Transport Security
Category: Site Elements
HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) defines a mechanism enabling web sites to declare themselves accessible only via secure connections.
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