Ship **it Securely
At Netlify, we take security seriously. Our teams have been hard at work building new and exciting features to help your team ship quickly, and securely, without slowing down.
Follow along with us this week as we announce the latest enterprise-grade security features that will help your team take a simple, streamlined approach to defending your web properties.
Get ready to Ship **it Securely
Earlier this year, we kicked off a campaign that was all about “shipping it faster.” Speed to market is critical for any business to be able to proactively anticipate and respond to customer needs. In our fast-paced, technology-driven world — time is money. However, speed isn’t the only element that requires careful thought, planning, and consideration when you’re building enterprise-grade digital experiences.
Defining digital boundaries
Introducing Netlify Secrets Controller: Proactive security for secret keys
Shipping fast and shipping securely don’t have to be at odds. A critical component of your site’s security posture is handling secret and sensitive values. Handling sensitive values in a controlled manner allows your team to focus on shipping customer value without slowing down to manage the risk of using environment variables within your site. That’s why we are introducing Netlify Secrets Controller, to help your team ship faster — *securely*.
Webinar on-demand: Keeping web infrastructure and development secrets safe with Netlify Secrets Controller
Infrastructure secrets, like decryption and API keys, enable development teams to build and deploy web experiences. However, left exposed, they can allow malicious actors and opportunistic individuals to gain unauthorized access, exfiltrate data, and compromise the integrity of your enterprise.
Your secrets are safe with Netlify
Introducing Netlify Firewall Traffic Rules: IP and Geo Restrictions for WAF Security
Web applications and websites are common targets of malicious attacks. Firewall functionality, including blocking and allowing requests from specific IP addresses and geographic locations, is one of the powerful industry-standard principles of zero trust to help ensure only the appropriate visitors can access your web properties.
Mitigate predictable web attacks by defining digital boundaries with Netlify Firewall Traffic Rules
The economic imbalance between malicious cyber attacks and defending your business means that cyber attacks are here to stay. Distributed-Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks, script injections, and defacement of web properties are common internet attacks that happen every day around the world. Defending against them requires a proactive approach by explicitly defining rules and policies around who can and cannot access your web properties.
Defending against common web attacks
How I learned to stop worrying and love the Content Security Policy
The web is open by default: any website can fetch scripts, stylesheets, images, fonts, and more as a resource from any domain. However, that leaves the door open for malicious actors to execute scripts on your site and attack your visitors. Website owners who value security of their websites, as well as their customers who use them, are encouraged to increase the security posture of the frontend of their website(s) by implementing a Content Security Policy.
Defending against common web attacks: Why your team needs a Content Security Policy
Protecting your brand begins with defending your digital presence. Cyber threats to web properties have become sophisticated and difficult to detect. Common web attacks, like script and data injection attacks, can be used to exfiltrate data, distribute malware, and defacement. The result can be devastating to your business.
Building a world-class cybersecurity program at Netlify
Building a modern, enterprise-level cybersecurity program at a startup is a challenging job, but startup culture provides a freedom that is difficult for larger organizations to similarly realize. Startups can move quickly in new directions and have less legacy processes and systems to get in the way of establishing a secure-by-design architecture and culture.