Global Content Security Policies (CSP)
Facing the complexity of maintaining security across numerous websites, Global Content Security Policies (CSP) were introduced as a centralized solution to defend against XSS attacks and meet enterprise compliance requirements. These CSPs enable centralized governance and proactive threat mitigation by defining which content is allowed to load, thereby drastically reducing the attack surface.
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Enhanced governance and threat mitigation for your web ecosystem
As organizations scale their digital footprint, maintaining rigorous security standards across multiple microsites and event pages becomes increasingly complex. To address this, we have introduced Global Content Security Policies (CSP)—a centralized solution designed to satisfy the compliance and security requirements of enterprise IT teams.
Why this matters
A Content Security Policy (CSP) is your first line of defense against Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks. It allows your security team to explicitly declare which content sources (scripts, images, styles) are trusted and allowed to load.
Implementation & Management
How to enable it:
- Define your policy: Your IT/Security team provides the required CSP directives (allowed hosts, script sources, etc.).
- We implement: Our engineering team configures the policy at the global level for your account.
- We maintain: Updates or changes to the policy are handled via a request to your Account Manager, ensuring strict change management control.
Key Capabilities
- Proactive Threat Mitigation Drastically reduce the attack surface by preventing the execution of unauthorized scripts and malicious content.
- Centralized Governance Eliminate the need to manually configure security headers for individual websites.
- Streamlined Compliance Meet internal security audits and external compliance standards without impeding the marketing or event teams.