static-site-security

Content Security Policy and other security headers are configured for GitHub Pages using a checklist-based deployment workflow. This process provides guidance for adding CSP, HSTS, and headers without requiring server-side logic.

HTTPS enforcement and automatic TLS are applied through specific DNS and GitHub Pages security configurations. This ensures your static website strictly uses encrypted connections and resolves insecure default settings.

Auditing dependencies for a static website involves evaluating dependency hygiene and minimizing external resources. This checklist-based approach guides you through dependency management to ensure minimal and secure external integrations.

Yes, GitHub Pages static sites can implement Content Security Policy and Subresource Integrity. The Skill provides specific guidance for configuring CSP and SRI to prevent cross-site scripting and ensure external resources have not been tampered with.

Incident response and monitoring for static sites are configured by following a comprehensive security checklist. This prepares your static website for audit readiness and helps manage security incidents without server-side monitoring logic.