The Standard for Edge Policy Optimization
Wildcard Bundling
Large CSP headers can bloat your HTTP response, negatively impacting Time to First Byte (TTFB). Our AI detects redundant domains (e.g., api.app.com, cdn.app.com) and recommends safe wildcard bundling like *.app.com to compress header size without compromising zero-trust boundaries.
Server-Aware Baselines
If an upstream server returns no Content-Security-Policy or Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only header, the tool won't just fail. It analyzes your Server and X-Powered-By headers to generate a custom, strict baseline policy specifically architected for your tech stack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do generic CSP scanners get blocked by Cloudflare or AWS WAF?
Enterprise Web Application Firewalls block automated HTTP libraries. We execute your requests from Cloudflare's Edge using a verified Googlebot User-Agent. Furthermore, the Advanced Options menu allows you to inject custom authorization headers to securely scan pre-production environments.
What happens if the upstream request is entirely blocked?
If the WAF hard-blocks the request, drops the connection, or fails to return any server identification headers, our AI strictly reports the network failure. We provide explicit feedback detailing why the server could not be reached, rather than hallucinating an invalid policy.
Why is `unsafe-inline` flagged as a severe vulnerability?
Using 'unsafe-inline' allows the execution of arbitrary inline scripts on your page, completely neutralizing the Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) protections that CSP was designed to enforce. Our optimizer will suggest replacing it with Cryptographic Nonces or SHA Hashes.