Security headers, like Content-Security-Policy should be set in responses to requests for HTML resources, like those for the web app.
Actual behaviour
No additional headers have been configured to be sent for web app responses.
Details and resources
The current idea is still that the web app will be published to an S3 bucket and either served as a website or a CloudFront distribution.
For the time being, it is possible to configure security headers in Nginx, and it might be worth setting that up sooner rather than later so we can settle on what headers are required when we do publish to S3.
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Expected behaviour
Security headers, like
Content-Security-Policy
should be set in responses to requests for HTML resources, like those for the web app.Actual behaviour
No additional headers have been configured to be sent for web app responses.
Details and resources
The current idea is still that the web app will be published to an S3 bucket and either served as a website or a CloudFront distribution.
For the time being, it is possible to configure security headers in Nginx, and it might be worth setting that up sooner rather than later so we can settle on what headers are required when we do publish to S3.
Checklist