Shared on Mage Dispatch · 06 May 2025
Securing your administrative interfaces is more critical than ever. Many Magento installations suffer from poorly configured security that leave your entire system vulnerable. Here are 5 quick yet powerful ways to strengthen your Magento admin security that should be standard practice.
Adds an admin-area file browser and text editor with clickable breadcrumbs, ACL-controlled view/edit access, and a detailed activity log. Enforces strict security with path validation, a sensitive-file denylist, and allowlisted text types only—no upload, delete, or rename actions.
A priority-ordered roadmap for using AI at speed without chaos: automated deployments, ephemeral environments, E2E and unit tests, static analysis, and security tooling. Explains what “good” looks like, what breaks without each layer, and where to start.
Adds SAML-based single sign-on for backend users, compatible with IdPs like Auth0, OneLogin, and Amazon SSO. Install via composer and configure under Stores > Configuration > Advanced > Admin > Single Sign-on.
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