HTTPS persistence
HSTS is useful after HTTPS is reliably deployed. A long max-age should not be enabled casually on hosts or subdomains that cannot stay on HTTPS.
Website security
See the headers a browser actually receives and separate recommended defenses from optional or obsolete controls.
Result
What to review
HSTS is useful after HTTPS is reliably deployed. A long max-age should not be enabled casually on hosts or subdomains that cannot stay on HTTPS.
CSP frame-ancestors is the modern control; X-Frame-Options DENY or SAMEORIGIN remains a useful compatibility signal.
Expect-CT is obsolete and enabling old X-XSS-Protection modes is not treated as a security improvement.
Server and framework version headers are reported as information disclosure signals rather than proof of compromise.