Need a Content Security Policy?
Neverplex makes building and monitoring your site's CSP dead simple. Add one line of code to start protecting against vulnerabilities and threats.
You need a Content Security Policy
Content Security Policies (CSPs) have become a crucial tool for securing websites. By defining which resources are permitted to load, CSPs help safeguard your site against threats like XSS, data theft, and code injection attacks. Without a CSP, these vulnerabilities could be exploited to steal sensitive data, compromise user sessions, or inject harmful code into your application.
Doing it yourself is a hard
CSPs can be difficult to implement because they demand a thorough understanding of your website’s resource dependencies, including scripts, styles, and third-party services. A single misconfiguration can break your site including embedded widgets or analytics. And as your site evolves, your CSP must be evolve with it, making it a challenge to balance security and new features.
We make CSPs dead simple
We designed Neverplex from the ground up to simplify the process of building and launching your CSP. Our intuitive and user-friendly interface breaks down your CSP into clear, easy-to-understand directives. With step-by-step guidance and detailed explanations, we'll help you build a comprehensive CSP that covers even the most complex websites.
Deploy with confidence
Our approach to deploying your CSP starts with a "report-only" mode, allowing you to test your policy without impacting the functionality of your site. In this mode, you can monitor violation reports to identify potential issues and fine-tune your policy based on real-world data. Keep your CSP up-to-date by leveraging our CSP check in your continuous integration process, and ensure your site never goes down and always secure.
Continuous monitoring and alerts
Stay proactive in securing your site with our automated monitoring system. Receive instant alerts for any CSP violations, misconfigurations, or unusual activity, ensuring you're always informed of potential security issues. Our real-time notifications allow you to quickly address problems before they escalate, keeping your website protected against emerging threats.
Everything you need for security and sanity
- Intuitive Policy Builder
- Step-by-step guidance to create your first CSP. Pre-configured templates for common use cases.
- Seamless Deployment
- Deploy in "report-only" mode to test policies safely. CI integration to keep your CSP up-to-date.
- Actionable Reporting
- Visualize violations with detailed reports. Suggestions for refining and improving policies based on real-world data.
- Real-Time Monitoring & Alerts
- Get notified immediately of violations or potential threats. Automated recommendations to maintain security without downtime.
Straightforward Pricing
Simple pricing that makes sense for your scale
Basic
Secure your site with ease
$25/month
- 1 Site
- Unlimited Teamates
- Up to 100,000 events
Professional
Most popular
Perfect for multiple sites and lots of traffic
$50/month
- 3 Site
- Unlimited Teamates
- Up to 500,000 events
Enterprise
For enterprises that need to scale
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- 4+ Site
- Unlimited Teamates
- Massive traffic
Frequently asked questions
- What is a Content Security Policy?
A Content Security Policy (CSP) is a set of rules that tells the browser which resources a web page is allowed to load and execute. For example, a CSP can specify that scripts may only be loaded from your domain and a trusted CDN, blocking any scripts from untrusted sources.
- Why do I need a Content Security Policy?
You need a Content Security Policy to protect your website from threats like cross-site scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks. Without a CSP, malicious behavior like unauthorized scripts and resource loading is permissible by default; with a CSP, all resource loading must be explicitly whitelisted, blocking anything not approved.
- How do I create a Content Security Policy?
To create a Content Security Policy, you need to define the sources your site trusts for loading resources, such as external JavaScripts or CSS. To make this easier, you can deploy your CSP in report-only mode which will tell you which resources your site is already using to refine it before enforcing it.
- Where do I set a Content Security Policy?
You provide your content security policy in an HTTP header or a <meta> tag.
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