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Shield Your Next.js App With a Content Security Policy
React Advanced 2023Watch video: Shield Your Next.js App With a Content Security Policy

6 min
Shield Your Next.js App With a Content Security Policy

Lucas Esteveau discusses the importance of Content Security Policy (CSP) as an additional layer of security for browsers. He explains how to validate and implement CSP using tools like csp-evaluator.withgoogle.com and observatory.mozilla.org. He also highlights the use of server components and middleware in the Hudafor project to set and enforce CSP directives. Lucas advises starting with a report-only CSP, reviewing the results, and gradually enforcing the policy. He emphasizes the importance of reviewing policy violation reports and iterating the process when making changes.