CSP for WooCommerce

PCI DSS 4.0 wants you watching every payment-page script. Consepo watches them for you.

WooCommerce checkout pages load payment processors, fraud detection, address autocomplete, and analytics — and PCI DSS 4.0 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 specifically expect you to track and authorize every one of those scripts. Consepo gives you both the inventory and the monitoring.

Most scanners can't see the WooCommerce checkout because it lives behind a cart. Consepo's monitoring captures violations from real shopper sessions, so the policy you write covers Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, fraud tooling, and whatever your store actually runs at the moment of payment.

  • Monitor real shopper sessions, including cart and checkout pages.
  • Catch payment-vendor script changes the moment they ship.
  • Generate a policy that covers WooCommerce's full checkout flow.
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Need the standard behind the workflow? Read the W3C CSP Level 3 specification.

Consepo Workflow

Checkout coverage

  • 1Real-session monitoring on cart and checkout pages
  • 2Payment-vendor drift alerts (Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, more)
  • 3Policy export tuned for WooCommerce hosting environments
  • 4Evidence trail for PCI 4.0 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 conversations

See the checkout your scanner can't

Cart and payment pages only load their full script set during real sessions. Monitoring captures violations from production traffic so the policy isn't blind to the highest-risk pages on the store.

Stay current with payment vendors

Payment processors update tags without warning. Drift alerts surface those changes before they break checkout or land on a PCI assessor's list.

Show your work to the assessor

Public reports and historical data give compliance teams something concrete to attach when they're asked how the store tracks and authorizes client-side scripts.

Workflow

How this fits the Consepo rollout

Step 1

Scan the storefront

Crawl product, category, and informational pages to capture the baseline script set the public site loads.

Step 2

Turn on monitoring for cart and checkout

Real shopper sessions report violations from the pages a crawler will never reach, including the payment step itself.

Step 3

Generate, deploy, enforce

Export the policy in the format your WooCommerce host accepts, ship in Report-Only, then enforce once the violation stream stabilizes.

Deliverables

What teams get out of it

  • A CSP that covers WooCommerce's full checkout flow
  • Drift alerts on payment-vendor and fraud-tooling scripts
  • Evidence aligned with PCI DSS 4.0 client-side script requirements

Related solution paths

Connect this use case to the platform capabilities behind it.

These links help visitors move from a specific industry or stack into the feature pages that explain how the CSP workflow works.

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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