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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 36.5% of all the websites.
HTTP Strict Transport Security is used by 58.3% of all the websites that use United States as server location.

Overall
36.5%
United States
58.3%
Germany
24.8%
Japan
10.3%
France
22.0%
Netherlands
30.8%
Russian Federation
21.5%
United Kingdom
20.7%
Brazil
26.5%
Italy
11.4%
Poland
15.6%
India
14.5%
Singapore
26.9%
Spain
18.4%
Turkey
11.1%
Canada
22.2%
Czech Republic
20.8%
Iran
20.0%
China
32.1%
South Korea
31.7%
Australia
21.4%
Belgium
28.2%
Switzerland
46.4%
Viet Nam
19.8%
Denmark
12.1%
Finland
23.1%
Ireland
54.5%
Indonesia
17.8%
Ukraine
23.5%
Lithuania
13.7%
Hungary
18.9%
Romania
14.9%
Sweden
25.6%
South Africa
11.6%
Slovakia
13.3%
Austria
30.0%
Thailand
22.6%
Taiwan
30.6%
Bulgaria
15.5%
Argentina
9.8%
Malaysia
21.0%
Belarus
37.2%
Portugal
26.7%
Kazakhstan
22.8%
Chile
25.1%
Israel
8.8%
Estonia
16.9%
Slovenia
9.8%
Norway
30.8%
Cyprus
16.5%
Croatia
6.9%
Greece
9.9%
Serbia
6.7%
Bangladesh
12.0%
New Zealand
24.0%
Mexico
13.7%
Moldova
11.2%
Latvia
16.9%
United Arab Emirates
58.5%
Uzbekistan
31.7%
Nepal
25.1%
Georgia
11.5%
Iceland
25.7%
Colombia
26.6%
Bosnia and Herzegovina
12.5%
Saudi Arabia
58.0%
Luxembourg
24.7%
Peru
16.4%
Uruguay
11.6%
Tunisia
12.5%
Pakistan
34.9%
Mongolia
17.7%
Kyrgyzstan
37.5%
Kenya
13.5%
Algeria
23.1%
Ecuador
37.6%
Egypt
24.5%
Philippines
32.0%
Azerbaijan
16.0%
Costa Rica
32.7%
North Macedonia
13.0%
Tanzania
54.0%
Paraguay
29.1%
Armenia
19.0%
Seychelles
71.5%
Bolivia
20.9%
Nigeria
32.1%
Morocco
36.4%
Venezuela
33.4%
Ethiopia
36.7%
Jordan
59.9%
Panama
49.6%
Sri Lanka
21.1%
Rwanda
28.8%
Albania
27.6%
Oman
40.6%
Libya
13.5%
Tajikistan
13.0%
Turkmenistan
47.1%
San Marino
87.4%
Qatar
39.9%
Syria
26.4%
Palestine
18.1%
Cambodia
27.7%
Ghana
14.0%
Zambia
11.3%
Myanmar
20.1%
Bhutan
25.1%
Uganda
23.9%
Kuwait
42.9%
Guatemala
24.6%
Zimbabwe
13.3%
Angola
38.6%
Cuba
64.3%
Mozambique
22.2%
Lebanon
36.6%
Mauritius
24.3%
Senegal
23.8%
Namibia
39.2%
Cote d'Ivoire
27.4%
Monaco
30.3%
Dominican Republic
34.6%
Bahrain
32.0%
Honduras
35.5%
Burkina Faso
53.4%
Cameroon
24.6%
Montenegro
12.0%
Andorra
30.3%
Nicaragua
31.2%
Malta
38.4%
El Salvador
29.6%
Iraq
45.8%
Malawi
15.6%
Laos
31.3%
Yemen
29.8%
Brunei Darussalam
63.1%
Liechtenstein
34.4%
Botswana
40.3%
Afghanistan
7.8%
Madagascar
21.6%
Marshall Islands
5.6%
Mali
9.6%
Jamaica
43.0%
Benin
43.8%
Kosovo
22.0%
Belize
27.2%
Maldives
20.0%
Mauritania
15.0%
Bahamas
44.3%
Papua New Guinea
19.5%
Timor-Leste
38.7%
Suriname
14.5%
Cape Verde
26.9%
Trinidad and Tobago
44.8%
Togo
18.5%
CuraƧao
39.0%
Holy See (Vatican City State)
98.1%
Lesotho
16.7%
Democratic Republic of the Congo
13.0%
Eswatini
16.3%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
7.0%
Gabon
21.1%
Somalia
21.1%
Barbados
25.7%
Sudan
20.0%
Samoa
26.5%
Niger
28.1%
Djibouti
26.7%
Fiji
23.3%
North Korea
20.0%
Gambia
50.0%
Burundi
13.6%
Tonga
47.1%
Comoros
0%
Guinea
33.3%
Saint Lucia
15.4%
Solomon Islands
38.5%
Haiti
33.3%
Vanuatu
16.7%
Dominica
20.0%
W3Techs.com, 6 November 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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