Outbound Control combines response inspection with browser telemetry to monitor script integrity, external data destinations and security configuration. Investigate changes with page-level context and manage response headers through the edge.
Inventory observed scripts, establish approved baselines and investigate content changes or suspicious script behavior.
Assess headers, cookies, CSP, CORS, mixed content and other response properties to identify configuration gaps.
Compare observed data destinations and page resources with approved baselines to identify changes for investigation.
Maintain an inventory of observed first-party and third-party scripts. Compare available content hashes with approved versions and review suspicious script patterns with the source and affected page in view.
Review outbound hosts and external page resources against your approved baseline. New destinations, scripts, frames and form targets provide signals for investigating unexpected third-party activity.
Assess response properties against defined security checks. Findings identify missing or weak controls and the affected page or endpoint, helping teams plan configuration changes and follow up on remediation.
Response posture
checkout.example.com
Browser telemetry complements response inspection with observations of loaded resources and data destinations. Posture summaries and detailed findings help teams investigate changes and communicate remediation priorities.
Script inventories, approval records and change findings help support assessment activities related to PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1. Use these records alongside your organization's control procedures and assessor-defined scope.
Evidence for script inventory, authorization and integrity review.
Evidence to support review of payment-page and response changes.
Evaluate script monitoring, response posture and investigation workflows for your applications.