WordPress Security and Content Security Policy
HTTP Security Headers are a type of instruction sent by a server to guide a browser on how to handle the content of a given website securely – acting as a fundamental layer of defense against client-side attacks. They are very simple and lightweight to implement, and therefore highly recommended. These headers can also be called HTTP response headers, browser security directives, or website security enhancement headers. mplementing security headers is one of the essential security measures listed in any guide on the subject, in the context of self-hosted websites, and it does not apply to fully managed hosting environments (like WordPress.com).
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