🔒 Protecting user accounts is critical to maintaining system integrity. Follow these best practices to enhance security:
1. Strong Password Policies
- Enforce password complexity (mix of letters, numbers, symbols)
- Require regular password changes (e.g., every 90 days)
- Implement password history to prevent reuse
- Use
Password_Security
as a keyword for visual guidance:
2. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Enable MFA for all user accounts
- Use hardware tokens or mobile apps for verification
- Avoid SMS-based authentication due to vulnerability risks
- Example:
3. Account Activity Monitoring
- Track login times and locations
- Set alerts for suspicious behavior
- Regularly review access logs
- Learn more about monitoring tools at /Documentation/en/Explore/Reference/Security_Monitoring
4. Least Privilege Principle
- Grant minimal permissions required for tasks
- Regularly audit role assignments
- Avoid administrative accounts for daily use
- Example:
5. Secure Transmission Protocols
- Use HTTPS for all account-related communications
- Avoid plain text transmission of credentials
- Encrypt sensitive data at rest
- Example:
6. Regular Security Audits
- Conduct periodic vulnerability assessments
- Update software and dependencies frequently
- Test for weak passwords and exposed APIs
- Example:
For advanced configurations, refer to our Security Framework Guide. Always prioritize security without compromising usability! 🛡️