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A Content Security Policy (CSP) is an HTTP header and security feature that gives browsers control over what type of resources are loaded on a Web page. Review this section if you use the ID service and have strict CSPs that use whitelists to accept resources from trusted domains. You will need to add the Adobe domains listed here to your CSP whitelists.

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CSPs use the HTTP header Content-Security-Policy to control the type of resources a browsers accept or load on a page. Applying a CSP can help you prevent:

The use of CSPs are common and well-understood. It is not the purpose of this documentation to explain CSPs in detail (see the related information links below for more information). What is important is that you understand what Adobe domain names you should add to a CSP if you use these and have tight security policies. Adding these domains lets visitor browsers that access your site make those important calls to Experience Cloud resources that you use.

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Add these domain names or URLs to your CSP for each list Experience Cloud solution or service that you use.