In your Sitefinity CMS backend, navigate to Administration » Modules & Services and activate the Web security module.
By default, the Web security module state is as follows:
IMPORTANT: Turning on Web Security module and security HTTP response Headers on a running site may cause content to be blocked by the browser. You have to configure the restrictions for your site – for example, which external sources are trusted and to allow loading resources from them.
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The free standalone Web Security lesson teaches administrators how to protect your websites and Sitefinity instance from external threats. Learn to configure HTTPS, SSL, allow lists for trusted sites, and cookie security, among others.
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