Businesses deploy Content Security Policies on their web applications and websites to uncover cross-site scripting, JavaScript code injection, and a variety of data skimming attacks. In order to gain these security benefits, the policies need to be monitored and improved continuously. Web applications are dynamic in nature. They evolve or get modified on an almost daily basis. For example, first- and third-party scripts get modified at the drop of a hat, and marketing professionals add new features, pixels, trackers, and other elements to web pages at will. To stay ahead of client-side threats, security teams need an initial CSP deployed on their web apps that they are confident in, then they need to be able to track violation reports overtime, make changes to the policy proactively, and continuously tune the policy to close potential doors that cyber adversaries can exploit.
The DomainGuard reporting dashboard shows what types of client-side attacks or violations the deployed CSP is preventing. DomainGuard shows what violations need to be investigated and how to tweak the CSP to fortify your web application defenses. Finally, DomainGuard keeps track of all violations so that security teams can collect valuable adversary data to enhance their client-side security posture.