Your commitment.
On your website.

Add a badge using a small JavaScript embed. The badge loads from Mitigate-5 and links to the corresponding certification record.

Set up your embed

Use the certificate ID issued by G5. Only an active, unexpired record for the exact hostname will display a certified badge. The www and non-www versions must each be listed if both will use it.

Your certificate ID Badge colour Badge position

Try the floating sample in the selected corner. Click it to see how the badge opens.

Use the certificate ID issued by G5 and install the code on the exact domain listed in your certification record. A badge only displays certified status while the published record is active and within its validity dates.

Copy this HTML

Install in three steps.

01 / COPY

Get your code.

Enter your certificate ID above, choose a badge colour and position, then copy the generated HTML snippet.

02 / PASTE

Add it to your footer.

Paste the snippet inside your page’s <footer> element, just before its closing </footer> tag. If your website uses a shared footer template, add it once there. Use an HTML or code block, not a rich-text block.

03 / CHECK

Publish and verify.

Publish your changes, load the page on your approved domain and click the badge. Check that the record shows your company, domain, country and current dates.

Example placement

<footer>
  <!-- Your existing footer content -->
  <!-- Paste your Mitigate-5 snippet here -->
</footer>

Using a website builder?

Add the snippet through your builder’s custom HTML or footer code feature. If the builder only allows scripts immediately before </body> , put the placeholder element in the footer and the script in the footer injection field. Include the script once per page.

If the badge does not appear

Check the certificate ID, exact hostname and validity dates. Make sure scripts are allowed in your HTML block. If your site uses a Content Security Policy, allow the public Mitigate-5 origin in script-src and frame-src and style-src . Do not disable your policy. Ask your website developer if you need help.

Privacy and scope

The embed does not set cookies or use analytics. Loading the script and opening the badge makes requests to Mitigate-5’s host, which receives normal request data. The badge checks the hostname and links to the public certification record. It does not assess the visitor’s browser or scan the website.

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