Third-party services might possess security vulnerabilities. However, it's crucial to emphasize that integrating any third-party service grants them complete control over user activity, including mouse movements, keyboard inputs, and allows them to track users. This exposure can lead to the leakage of user data entered or managed on your website to third-party services.

Utilizing cspconsole.com streamlines the management of authorized resources that a web page can load. This list of resources needs to be added to your website as an HTTP header (Content-Security-Policy). Consequently, when an unknown resource attempts to load, it is promptly blocked and sent to the cspconsole.com endpoint as a violation report. After processing, it appears in your account for further review and action.

After conducting your privacy and security review on the reported resource, you have the option to decide whether to allow the resource, disallow it entirely, permit it on a specific URL, or a combination of allowed URLs with disallowed ones.

Yes, of course. Managing third-party services is an ongoing process that may often require changes, especially in larger teams. We have REST API endpoints ready for integration with your CI/CD pipeline. Your team makes a decision based on our data, and it is deployed to production in a matter of minutes.

No, depending on the subscription plan you can have one subscription for multiple projects.

We offer unlimited violations subject to our Fair Usage Policy (FUP) for all plans, which includes soft limits for each subscription plan. The Basic Plan has a soft limit of 100,000 violations, the Standard Plan 250,000, and the Premium Plan 500,000. These limits can be adjusted upon request if your default quota is exhausted.

You can sign up without concerns. The system is ready to import your existing Content Security Policy settings during the project creation process.