Optimizely

Optimizely performance and stability are critical to successful eCommerce. These are the most common reasons for an underperforming or shaky site.

In our opening to this series, we discussed some of the reasons for Security Headers. In this post we will describe in more detail the (currently experimental) Feature-Policy header which provides a mechanism to allow and deny the use of browser features.

In our opening to this series, we discussed some of the reasons for Security Headers. In this post we will describe in more detail the Referrer-Policy header which controls how much information is sent in the Referrer HTTP header.

In our opening to this series, we discussed some of the reasons for Security Headers. In this post we will describe in more detail the Content-Security-Policy header that allows web site administrators to control resources the user agent is allowed to load for a given page. This header is critical is defending against cross-site scripting attacks.

In our opening to this series, we discussed some of the reasons for Security Headers.  In this post we will describe in more detail some of the security headers that still bear the “X” prefix

In our opening to this series, we discussed some of the reasons for Security Headers. In this post we will describe in more detail the need for the HSTS header.

Understand how defining these HTTP headers can help reduce your site vulnerability and make the user experience more secure.