Hi Team,
My Jira always has CSP issue when I use below web to check it.
- https://observatory.mozilla.org/
Has any solution to resolve CSP issue?
BR,
Eric
Hi Eric,
The best workaround is to use a web-server like Apache, Nginx etc as a reverse proxy and then use the header re-write features of the proxy to add these headers.
Here is the some document which gives details about security headers in Jira.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/security-headers-in-jira-939919914.html
Please, let us know if you need any other information.
Hi Mahesh,
I have referenced the information in the link you provided.
It seems that the relevant settings have been added in JIRA to prevent clickjacking.
So that means I don't need to do any CSP setup for clickjacking, right?
If so, what I don't understand is why the https://observatory.mozilla.org/ always shows that there is something wrong with my CSP?
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Hi Eric,
CSPs are usually set at the reverse proxy in front of a webserver.If you are using any webserver before application
CSP recommendations for several proxies, including Apache, are in this third party doc I found:
https://ole.michelsen.dk/blog/secure-your-website-with-content-security-policy/
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Hi Mahesh,
Thanks for your help.
My Jira is use Tomcat.
I have another Header(permissions policy) issue.
I have find some information and know how to resolve.
But I don't know which path and file can doing config.
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