Argus + Netlify

Netlify security in one mesh

Site-wide posture, headers and edge-function checks for every Netlify project under one mesh.

What Argus sees on Netlify

The specific signals, on this platform

Argus treats every platform with the depth it deserves — these are theNetlify-specific signals the mesh produces.

Site posture and headers

Argus reads the production deployment of every connected Netlify site for security headers, edge-function exposure and risky redirects.

Form and identity exposure

Netlify Forms and Identity surfaces are mapped — public endpoints, exposed tokens, weak access controls — and tied back to the site that produced them.

Build environment hygiene

Build environment variables, secret references and exposed plugins are audited so leaks do not slip out via the build log.

Set up in three steps

From zero to a mesh in under five minutes

Install the Netlify integration

From the Netlify Integrations page, install Argus. Approve the read scopes on your team.

Select sites

Pick the sites you want under the mesh. Argus indexes each and starts producing findings.

Wire response

Optionally forward findings into a connected GitHub repo or Slack workspace where your team already lives.

Findings you will see

What ends up in your queue

— Missing or weak CSP, HSTS, Referrer-Policy and frame headers

— Exposed Forms/Identity endpoints

— Build environment leaks

— Risky redirects and edge-function exposure

Read further

Topic hubs and audience pages

Cloud & CDN posture

The discipline this connector sits inside, with field notes from the team.

Attack surface management

The discipline this connector sits inside, with field notes from the team.

Agencies and studios

How this connector fits the audience that uses it most.

Pricing

Unlimited targets on every paid tier. AI usage is what is metered.

Netlify FAQ

Questions, answered

Does Argus need access to the build log?

Read access to build metadata is enough; full build logs are not required. Argus correlates the metadata with public deployment signals.

Can it scan Netlify Functions?

Yes — function exposure, environment leaks and response-header posture. Source-level analysis happens via the connected repo.

What about Netlify’s own analytics?

Analytics are out of scope; Argus is not an attack-analytics tool. Findings cover configuration and code, not traffic statistics.

Will it touch my deploy pipeline?

No. Argus is read-only on Netlify itself. Fixes are surfaced in your connected repo.

How does it compare to Snyk or Dependabot?

For the indie-builder profile, Argus replaces both with a single mesh. If you already use those tools, Argus complements them on the surfaces they do not cover (edge headers, redirect rules, Forms exposure).

Can I use Argus across many Netlify teams?

Yes. A single Argus organisation can hold multiple Netlify connections — useful for agencies running client work across separate teams.