System Settings – CSP

Overview

Displays configuration options for the Content Security Policy-based restrictions. Allows system administrators to restrict behavior defined at the app level, contributing to improved security.

CSP Settings

  • check_box Enable CSP enforcement
CSP Allowlist

add Add Entry
  • arrow_drop_down Directive*
    • Script file requests (script-src)
    • Data communications (connect-src)
  • mode_edit_outline Source*
  • mode_edit_outline Comment
  • check_box Enabled
Script file requests
  • format_list_bulleted
    • search Source / Comment / Status / Updated by / Updated
Data communications
  • format_list_bulleted
    • search Source / Comment / Status / Updated by / Updated
CSP Reports

  • move_selection_right Today / Yesterday / This Month / Last Month
  • Date range
  • format_list_bulleted
    • Directive / Violation Host / Count
  • cloud_download Download CSV

Capture

Notes

  • Content Security Policy (CSP) restrictions can be enabled and an allow list can be set
  • Markdown/HTML/JavaScript written in the [Description] field of Data Items are the subjects
  • System administrators can restrict app-defined behavior, improving security
  • This is a platform-wide common setting; it cannot be configured on a per-app basis
  • You can view a Content Security Policy (CSP) violation report
    • [CSP report] records a list of external site accesses that exclude access to hosts allowed by CSP settings
    • The report is recorded regardless of whether CSP restrictions are enabled or disabled
      • Enabled: Access is blocked and recorded in the report
      • Disabled: No blocking occurs, only recorded in the report
      • The Disposition field in the report CSV identifies whether the restriction was enabled or disabled
    • It is not guaranteed that all accesses will be recorded
      • If there are many accesses in a short period of time, some accesses will not be recorded
  • For newly created workflow platforms, CSP restrictions are enabled by default
    • On workflow platforms newly built from Version 17.2 onward, loading scripts from external sites and making AJAX requests to external destinations are disabled by default
    • For existing workflow platforms upgraded from Version 17.1 to 17.2, CSP restrictions remain disabled (Existing behavior is unchanged unless CSP is explicitly enabled)

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