CSP for B2B SaaS

Pass the security questionnaire without making CSP a sprint.

Buyers, auditors, and SOC 2 reviewers are asking about Content Security Policy — and they want evidence, not assurances. Consepo turns that requirement into a rollout you can actually finish.

Your app loads analytics, CRM widgets, support chat, and a moving target of marketing tags. A browser-rendered scan tells you what's there today; monitoring tells you when a vendor quietly changes it tomorrow. Both produce the kind of artifacts auditors and security questionnaires are looking for.

  • Generate a policy from your real app, not a checklist of guesses.
  • Catch third-party drift before it shows up in a customer's pen test.
  • Export evidence that maps directly to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 control language.
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Need the standard behind the workflow? Read the W3C CSP Level 3 specification.

Consepo Workflow

Audit-ready loop

  • 1Browser-rendered scans of app + marketing site
  • 2Drift alerts when a vendor updates a tag
  • 3Public reports as questionnaire attachments
  • 4Webhook delivery for downstream evidence collection

Answer the CSP question with data

Instead of writing a paragraph about your intent, point to a Consepo report that shows the policy you ship and the violations you're tracking.

Catch vendor changes early

Customer support widgets, CRM trackers, and analytics scripts update on their own schedule. Monitoring surfaces those changes before a security review does.

Move faster between marketing and product

One scan covers your app and marketing site, so you can roll out a single policy strategy across both surfaces without two parallel projects.

Workflow

How this fits the Consepo rollout

Step 1

Scan the app and the marketing site

A real browser crawl captures the directives each surface needs, including runtime-loaded chunks and async vendor scripts.

Step 2

Ship Report-Only and watch monitoring

Real customer sessions catch what the crawler can't — authenticated dashboards, billing flows, and support chats — so the policy reflects production.

Step 3

Enforce, then attach the report

Once the policy is stable, switch to enforcing and hand auditors a Consepo report instead of a screenshot.

Deliverables

What teams get out of it

  • A defensible CSP for app and marketing surfaces
  • Drift alerting that catches third-party changes early
  • Audit artifacts that map to questionnaire and SOC 2 language

Related solution paths

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Next step

Scan the site, review the evidence, and move toward an enforceable CSP.

Consepo is built to help teams go from first crawl to stable policy rollout without guessing which sources belong in the final header.

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