Security
There are multiple ways to secure your store and maintain your data security:
- Set up two-factor authentication
- Implement CAPTCHA or reCAPTCHA
- Set up a Security Scan for each domain in your Adobe Commerce or Magento Open Source installation.
Visit the Security Center to get the latest news about potential vulnerabilities, register for Adobe Security notifications, and access the Adobe Trust Center.
For information about security best practices, see Secure your Commerce Site and Infrastructure in the Implementation Playbook.
Security action plan
If you suspect that your Adobe Commerce or Magento Open Source site is compromised, follow this action plan without delay.
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Diagnose: Run a scan to establish the security status of your Commerce store. Commerce Security Scan is a free service offered by Adobe that allows you to monitor your Commerce sites for known security risks and malware, and to receive security notifications.
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Clean: Hire a qualified consultant or online service to clean your site of all malicious code. Some Commerce community members recommend Sucuri Website Malware Removal. Check the
/media
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Protect: Keep your Commerce installation up to date with the most current release. If you are using an older version, apply all security patches as they become available. Review and follow Commerce security best practices. Subscribe to Commerce Security Alerts.
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Report: If you think that you have found a specific vulnerability in Commerce, open an issue with Adobe and include technical details.
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Upgrade: For the additional peace of mind that comes from 24/7 support, plan your upgrade to Adobe Commerce on our Cloud Architecture now.