Gatsby produces static builds, so runtime CMS risk shifts to build pipeline, content source credentials, and preview or admin tooling.
¶ 1) Protect secrets and administrative access
- store CMS and API source credentials in CI secret management only
- pin plugin versions and audit npm dependencies for vulnerabilities
¶ 2) Control extensions and update cadence
- protect preview endpoints and webhooks used for rebuild triggers
- validate markdown and MDX rendering against XSS vectors
¶ 3) Harden runtime and deployment perimeter
- serve built assets behind strict CSP and immutable cache policy
- rotate deploy tokens for CDN and build platforms
- Gatsby docs: https://www.gatsbyjs.com/docs/
- Gatsby source: https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby
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