Report URI helps organisations understand what actually executes in the browser and enforce what's allowed using browser-native security controls.
Third-party code executes in the browser outside direct organisational control. Most security tools focus on servers and infrastructure, leaving a gap at the client-side layer where scripts, tags, and dependencies can change without visibility or enforcement.
Report URI was built specifically for this layer using browser-native standards like Content Security Policy (CSP) to help organisations understand what executes in the browser and define what's allowed at the point of execution.
No injected scripts. No agents. No runtime interference. Just visibility, enforcement, and control where the code actually executes.
Report URI is purpose-built for the browser layer. Using browser-native standards like Content Security Policy (CSP), the platform helps organisations:
Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self';
report-uri https://yourapp.report-uri.com/r/d/csp/enforce
One header. No agent. No proxy. The browser does the reporting natively, and Report URI turns it into visibility, enforcement, and audit evidence.
Report URI was created to help organisations operationalise browser security standards at scale.
As third-party code became foundational to modern websites, the gap between what organisations deployed and what actually executed in the browser became harder to manage.
Report URI was built to close that gap through visibility, policy enforcement, and browser-native security controls.
Today, organisations use Report URI to strengthen client-side security programs, reduce third-party risk, and support compliance requirements like PCI DSS 4.0.
Read the full story →Report URI helps organisations understand what executes in the browser, reduce third-party risk, and enforce what's allowed using browser-native controls.
Browser-native · No agents · No proxy · Built on CSP
Report URI is led by a team with deep expertise in browser security, CSP, and client-side security practices.
From the early days of CSP through PCI DSS 4.0 and the rise of supply-chain attacks, the team has spent years helping organisations make browser-layer security practical at scale.
Meet the Leadership Team →