Defense in depth is all about putting layer upon layer of security measures so that any one failure does not jeopardize the application. One of these levels is the browser itself, which is getting more clever in terms of protection implementation. Security headers notify the browser how a website should behave when it is loaded into the client.
They offer multiple protections against a wide range of assaults in ways that were previously not conceivable with server-only security measures. In this lesson, we’ll go over a few key security headers that give even more protection for online apps. We’ll look at how they’re supposed to operate, what kind of threats they guard against, and how you can quickly include them into your website.
