Security Headers Insertion

Problem this snippet solves: Centralize the security header management for one or more domains on the recommendation of SecurityHeaders.io. Be warned!! You can really do damage to your availabili...
Published Mar 14, 2016
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May 16, 2018

I would recommend this to be done over Policies instead of iRules. Simply go to Local Traffic -> Policies and create a new Policy. From there you can add multiple rules in one policy like something like that:

 

 

It used less cpu ressources that iRules and is a bit easier to set up.