18 plugins tagged with content-security-policy
Be fully GDPR and CCPA compliant through Content Security Policy. Blocks cookies and unwanted external content.
Plugin for configuring Content Security Policy headers for your site. Allows different CSP headers for admin, logged inn frontend and regular visitors
Add and manage essential HTTP security headers with ease. Protect your WordPress site from XSS, clickjacking, and other common vulnerabilities.
Configure various security-related HTTP headers, including CSP, XSS, Referrer Policy and more.
This plugin generates the proper security HTTP response headers to keep your site secured.
Adds a CSP header compatible with most WP plugins without breaking styles.
No unsafe-inline helps you to build a Content Security Policy avoiding to use 'unsafe-inline' and 'unsafe-hashes'.
Collect and inspect Content Security Policy (CSP) reports with filtering, grouping, rate limits and automatic cleanup.
This plugin allows easy addition of Content Security Policy
SeaSP Community Edition is an automated Content Security Policy Manager. SeaSP allows you to create, configure, manage, and deploy a Content Security …
Enhance WordPress security with HTTP security headers and a Smart CSP Assistant that discovers real site resources for review.
Self-learning security headers, built-in attack detection and rate limiting, file-integrity monitoring, and free TLS certificates. No paywall.
Scan up to 10 public pages, review a generated CSP, deploy it locally, and optionally automate safe CSP drift handling.
Set HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options and other HTTP security headers from your dashboard, with presets, testing and reporting.
Just Content-Security-Policy, not a security suite. Starts in Report-Only, with draft policies, built-in violation reports and page scanning.
Scans your pages, builds one Content-Security-Policy and sends it with the other security headers. Nothing leaves your website.
Harden your WordPress site: HTTPS and HSTS, security headers, a full Content Security Policy builder, security.txt, and a readiness scanner.
Enable common HTTP security headers, scan your site for external scripts/styles, and pick your own Content-Security-Policy rules.