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Stakeholder Management: Your Secret Weapon in the AI Era

إدارة أصحاب المصلحة: سلاحك السري في عصر الذكاء الاصطناعي

Stakeholder-Management: Ihre Geheimwaffe im KI-Zeitalter

Gestión de las partes interesadas: su arma secreta en la era de la IA

Gestion des parties prenantes : votre arme secrète à l’ère de l’IA

हितधारक प्रबंधन: एआई युग में आपका गुप्त हथियार

Управление заинтересованными сторонами: ваше секретное оружие в эпоху ИИ

There’s no such thing as a Free lunch. But what if there’s a thing called Free launch that gives you… A) better features than your major VC-funded competitors B) unlimited usage C) an impression that the founders must be out of their mind? And what if they use COMPETITORS BRANDING in their MARKETING… …and get a notice from a competitor’s legal team as a result? I don’t know about you but to most people his might seems like an risky-bold-orangutan move to start your SaaS with. Especially if the founders are playing with the own money and have 100% skin in the game. But let’s see why it’s actually brilliant & likely leads to a CHECKMATE: So there are several things going on here that I like: Founders mean real people, and they’re going against VC funded big boys.
FREE after FREE vs paying several hundred dollars per month
The reference to competitors as incumbents (anyone with a permanent vacancy in a market is likely to get too comfortable in time) So my limbic brain is now on overdrive with dopamine - I need to justify taking action with some logic: This is pretty much all the logic I need. But I’m a true skeptic so… …if I’m a user in one of these incumbents’ platforms - how do I know that this is the real deal? I need to check if others have successfully migrated to this platform. PLUS I don’t trust any reviews on company’s own testimonial sites if they’re not in video format. (Commslayer, this is your CTA. Faces are good, videos are better - combined in building social proof they do MAGIC for conversion rates) So I have to check 3rd party sites like shopify app store. (I get reminded where I’m coming from on their website btw) I click on that ‘Install on Shopify’ -button and here’s what I find: My conclusion is they’re still in the early stages in terms of customer adoption. So we might need a larger simple size to make a more detailed analysis. But we can also dive into the quality of the reviews. One of them, from ‘bldblz’ (US), reads as follows: ‘‘Was evaluating this vs Gorgias and the value and product offering this has is leaps and bounds better for a way better price. If you're looking for a customer support platform with all the essentials you need, look no further than Commslayer! If I could give this 100 stars I would!’’ 100 stars is 20X than what’s allowed, so this user must be pretty happy. Let’s check another one, this time from Patina (DEN): I was about to write "by far the best value for money support platform," but that seems silly when it's totally free.
So, instead, I'll just write that it's the best support platform of all the platforms we've used, and we've been through a few: both Gorgias (too expensive), Re:amaze (buggy UI), and DelightChat (also buggy UI). CommSlayer is my favorite — by far.
My current favorite feature is the Superhuman-like keyboard shortcuts that allows me to go through tickets blazingly fast Both of these are what I would call raving fans in marketing lingo. Maybe this is the real deal? One thing is for sure in SaaS: People can’t resist the Power of Free if your offer is GOOD. And it seems to be the case here: Now migrations are typically PITA (pain-in-the-ass). You don’t want to do one unless you absolutely have to. But it doesn’t come to me as a surprise by now that… smoothing this pain is covered on the migration page as well: This strategy is straight out of Alex Hormozi’s playbook with a nice SaaS twist: Give more value to the market than anyone else, for free.
Mock people who charge ridiculous amounts for products that you give away for free
Delay making money as long as you can while you keep giving value and serving your core market Prediction: Competition intensifies (but is it competition if some alternatives are Free???) A flood of Shopify merchants will migrate from incumbents. This is a CHECKMATE move with the Power of Free in SaaS Helpdesk niche. Well played! There’s no such thing as a Free lunch. But what if there’s a thing called Free launch that gives you… A) better features than your major VC-funded competitors B) unlimited usage C) an impression that the founders must be out of their mind? And what if they use COMPETITORS BRANDING in their MARKETING… …and get a notice from a competitor’s legal team as a result? I don’t know about you but to most people his might seems like an risky-bold-orangutan move to start your SaaS with. Especially if the founders are playing with the own money and have 100% skin in the game. But let’s see why it’s actually brilliant & likely leads to a CHECKMATE: So there are several things going on here that I like: Founders mean real people, and they’re going against VC funded big boys. FREE after FREE vs paying several hundred dollars per month The reference to competitors as incumbents (anyone with a permanent vacancy in a market is likely to get too comfortable in time) Founders mean real people, and they’re going against VC funded big boys. FREE after FREE vs paying several hundred dollars per month The reference to competitors as incumbents (anyone with a permanent vacancy in a market is likely to get too comfortable in time) So my limbic brain is now on overdrive with dopamine - I need to justify taking action with some logic: This is pretty much all the logic I need. But I’m a true skeptic so… …if I’m a user in one of these incumbents’ platforms - how do I know that this is the real deal? I need to check if others have successfully migrated to this platform. PLUS I don’t trust any reviews on company’s own testimonial sites if they’re not in video format. ( Commslayer , this is your CTA. Faces are good, videos are better - combined in building social proof they do MAGIC for conversion rates) Commslayer So I have to check 3rd party sites like shopify app store . shopify app store (I get reminded where I’m coming from on their website btw) I click on that ‘ Install on Shopify’ -button and here’s what I find: Install on Shopify’ My conclusion is they’re still in the early stages in terms of customer adoption. So we might need a larger simple size to make a more detailed analysis. But we can also dive into the quality of the reviews. One of them, from ‘bldblz’ (US), reads as follows: ‘‘Was evaluating this vs Gorgias and the value and product offering this has is leaps and bounds better for a way better price. If you're looking for a customer support platform with all the essentials you need, look no further than Commslayer! If I could give this 100 stars I would!’’ ‘‘Was evaluating this vs Gorgias and the value and product offering this has is leaps and bounds better for a way better price. If you're looking for a customer support platform with all the essentials you need, look no further than Commslayer! If I could give this 100 stars I would!’’ 100 stars is 20X than what’s allowed, so this user must be pretty happy. Let’s check another one, this time from Patina (DEN): I was about to write "by far the best value for money support platform," but that seems silly when it's totally free. So, instead, I'll just write that it's the best support platform of all the platforms we've used, and we've been through a few: both Gorgias (too expensive), Re:amaze (buggy UI), and DelightChat (also buggy UI). CommSlayer is my favorite — by far. My current favorite feature is the Superhuman-like keyboard shortcuts that allows me to go through tickets blazingly fast I was about to write "by far the best value for money support platform," but that seems silly when it's totally free. So, instead, I'll just write that it's the best support platform of all the platforms we've used, and we've been through a few: both Gorgias (too expensive), Re:amaze (buggy UI), and DelightChat (also buggy UI). CommSlayer is my favorite — by far. My current favorite feature is the Superhuman-like keyboard shortcuts that allows me to go through tickets blazingly fast Both of these are what I would call raving fans in marketing lingo. Maybe this is the real deal? One thing is for sure in SaaS: People can’t resist the Power of Free if your offer is GOOD. Power of Free And it seems to be the case here: Now migrations are typically PITA (pain-in-the-ass). You don’t want to do one unless you absolutely have to. But it doesn’t come to me as a surprise by now that… smoothing this pain is covered on the migration page as well: This strategy is straight out of Alex Hormozi’s playbook with a nice SaaS twist: Give more value to the market than anyone else, for free. Mock people who charge ridiculous amounts for products that you give away for free Delay making money as long as you can while you keep giving value and serving your core market Give more value to the market than anyone else, for free. Mock people who charge ridiculous amounts for products that you give away for free Delay making money as long as you can while you keep giving value and serving your core market Prediction: Competition intensifies (but is it competition if some alternatives are Free???) A flood of Shopify merchants will migrate from incumbents. This is a CHECKMATE move with the Power of Free in SaaS Helpdesk niche. Well played!

How to Checkmate in SaaS with the Power of Free

كيفية تحقيق الفوز في SaaS باستخدام قوة Free

Як паставіць мат у SaaS з дапамогай Free

Jak dát mat v SaaS pomocí síly zdarma

Cómo hacer jaque mate en SaaS con el poder de lo gratuito

איך לעשות שחמט ב-SaaS עם הכוח של חינם

無料の力でSaaSをチェックメイトする方法

SaaS'те кантип Бекер күч менен Checkmate керек

Ndenge nini kosala Checkmate na SaaS na Puissance ya Gratuit

Kā pārbaudīt mate programmā SaaS, izmantojot bezmaksas iespējas

Cum să dai șah-mat în SaaS cu puterea gratuitului

Как поставить шах и мат в SaaS с помощью силы бесплатности

இலவச சக்தியுடன் SaaS இல் செக்மேட் செய்வது எப்படி

Background DevOps teams face numerous challenges during the modernization of CI/CD build systems. One such challenge arises when teams continue to build Windows-based applications that require older versions of Windows. In these cases, a Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2 container can be used to help the team build these applications without needing many code changes. Since AWS does not provide an AMI for Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2, we must create one manually so that it can be used to create nodes in the EKS cluster, which can then be integrated into the CI/CD pipeline. Below are the steps to generate a custom image for Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2. In this guide, we will generate the image for Kubernetes v1.27. Prerequisites: AWS Account
An IAM user with administrative permissions or a user with full permissions for EC2 and AMI management Navigate to the Right Service in AWS & Create Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2 AMI: Log in to the AWS account where you want to create the AMI, using a user with the necessary permissions to create AMIs. Once logged in, search for the Image Builder service, click on EC2 Image Builder, and start by clicking Create Image Pipeline. Step 1: Define the name and description of the AMI, and add tags that will be associated with it. Note: Using tags has many advantages, including better management, organization, and automation. Step 2: Choose the recipe for the AMI. You will have two options: Use Existing Recipe or Create New Recipe. If you already have a recipe with the desired configuration, select Use Existing Recipe. For this documentation, we will proceed with Create New Recipe since we are assuming that no existing recipe is available. Selecting Create New Recipe opens up several additional options to configure: Selecting Image Type (What type of image output is required):
1. Amazon Machine Image (AMI).

2. Docker Image 



Name and Description for this configuration


Base Image:
1. Image  

2. Image OS  

3. Image Origin 

4. Image Name (populated based on the previous selections) 



Instance Configuration


Working Directory (can be left as default)


Components:
1. Step 1: Choose build components to produce the desired AMI  

2. Step 2: (Optional) Select tests to verify the output AMI (post-build) Now that we have defined all the options, let's go through them one by one. After selecting Create New Recipe, we need to choose the output type we are trying to achieve from this Image Builder — whether it’s an AMI or a Docker image. Since we need a Windows AMI for the EKS node, let's select Amazon Machine Image (AMI). Let's use the same name and description for the AMI that we defined in Step 1, as we are working within the same image builder pipeline. Now it's time to select the Base Image in the "Select Image" step. The first step is to decide what type of Base Image we need. There are four available options—let's review each one and when to choose them, so we can determine which is best for our needs. Select managed images: Choose this option if you need a stable, secure, and up-to-date base image managed by AWS or your team.
AWS Marketplace images: Choose this option if you need an image with specific software or configurations that is already available in the AWS Marketplace.
Enter custom AMI ID: Choose this option if you already have a custom AMI in your AWS account with specific configurations, applications, or an operating system that you want to use as the base for a new image.
Import base image: Choose this option if you are migrating from a virtual machine (VM) environment to the cloud and want to import a VM image from your existing environment. For this process, we are choosing the “Select Managed Images” option since we need a stable, secure, and up-to-date base image. Selecting this option opens up a few more choices, so let's go through them one by one. Next, we need to select the Operating System. Since we are creating this Image Builder for Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2, let's select Windows OS. Next is the Image Origin stage, where you have three options to choose from: Quick start (Amazon-managed): Select this if you don’t have any images created yet and want to use an Amazon-managed image.
Images owned by me: Select this if you already have an image created using Image Builder.
Images shared with me: Select this if someone has shared an image with you that was created using Image Builder. I am choosing Images owned by me since I already created an image when the EKS cluster was on version 1.23, which supported Windows Server 2004. Note: If you don’t have a pre-existing image of Windows Server 2004, it is best to create an AMI. For more information, refer to this link: Importing a VM as an Image. This way, you can select "Images owned by me" and choose the AMI that you created. For Auto-Versioning select “Use selected OS version” Keep the remaining settings as they are, and move on to the Build components selection. In the search box, search for "eks" and filter with Amazon-Managed. Then, check the component and specify the version (eg: 1.27.0); otherwise, it will build the latest available version. Make sure the "Available" sign turns green before proceeding further. Keep everything else default and Add Tags and click Next. Step 3: The next step is “Define Image Creation Process”. In this, you have 2 options to choose from Default workflows or Custom workflow, we will go with default option “Default workflows” and click Next. Step 4: The next step is "Define infrastructure configuration" Although this step is optional, it is best to either select "Use Existing Infrastructure Configuration" if one is already configured, or choose "Create infrastructure configuration using service defaults" Step 5: The next step is "Create distribution settings" Select "Create distribution settings using service defaults" and click Next. Step 6: The final step is to review all the configurations and click Create Pipeline. This will create the Image Builder pipeline. Once the pipeline is created, it can be used in EKS to create a Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2 node group. Background DevOps teams face numerous challenges during the modernization of CI/CD build systems. One such challenge arises when teams continue to build Windows-based applications that require older versions of Windows. In these cases, a Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2 container can be used to help the team build these applications without needing many code changes. Since AWS does not provide an AMI for Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2, we must create one manually so that it can be used to create nodes in the EKS cluster, which can then be integrated into the CI/CD pipeline. Below are the steps to generate a custom image for Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2. In this guide, we will generate the image for Kubernetes v1.27. Prerequisites: AWS Account An IAM user with administrative permissions or a user with full permissions for EC2 and AMI management AWS Account An IAM user with administrative permissions or a user with full permissions for EC2 and AMI management Navigate to the Right Service in AWS & Create Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2 AMI: Log in to the AWS account where you want to create the AMI, using a user with the necessary permissions to create AMIs. Once logged in, search for the Image Builder service, click on EC2 Image Builder , and start by clicking Create Image Pipeline . EC2 Image Builder Create Image Pipeline Step 1: Define the name and description of the AMI, and add tags that will be associated with it. Step 1: Note: Using tags has many advantages, including better management, organization, and automation. Note: Note: Step 2: Choose the recipe for the AMI. You will have two options: Use Existing Recipe or Create New Recipe . If you already have a recipe with the desired configuration, select Use Existing Recipe. For this documentation, we will proceed with Create New Recipe since we are assuming that no existing recipe is available. Step 2: Use Existing Recipe Create New Recipe Create New Recipe Selecting Create New Recipe opens up several additional options to configure: Create New Recipe Selecting Image Type (What type of image output is required):
1. Amazon Machine Image (AMI).

2. Docker Image Name and Description for this configuration Base Image:
1. Image  

2. Image OS  

3. Image Origin 

4. Image Name (populated based on the previous selections) Instance Configuration Working Directory (can be left as default) Components:
1. Step 1: Choose build components to produce the desired AMI  

2. Step 2: (Optional) Select tests to verify the output AMI (post-build) Selecting Image Type (What type of image output is required): 1. Amazon Machine Image (AMI).

2. Docker Image Selecting Image Type (What type of image output is required): Selecting Image Type 1. Amazon Machine Image (AMI).

2. Docker Image 1. Amazon Machine Image (AMI).

2. Docker Image Name and Description for this configuration Name and Description for this configuration Name and Description Base Image: 1. Image  

2. Image OS  

3. Image Origin 

4. Image Name (populated based on the previous selections) Base Image: Base Image: 1. Image  

2. Image OS  

3. Image Origin 

4. Image Name (populated based on the previous selections) 1. Image  

2. Image OS  

3. Image Origin 

4. Image Name (populated based on the previous selections) Instance Configuration Instance Configuration Instance Configuration Working Directory (can be left as default) Working Directory (can be left as default) Working Directory Components: 1. Step 1: Choose build components to produce the desired AMI  

2. Step 2: (Optional) Select tests to verify the output AMI (post-build) Components: Components: 1. Step 1: Choose build components to produce the desired AMI  

2. Step 2: (Optional) Select tests to verify the output AMI (post-build) 1. Step 1: Choose build components to produce the desired AMI  

2. Step 2: (Optional) Select tests to verify the output AMI (post-build) Now that we have defined all the options, let's go through them one by one. After selecting Create New Recipe, we need to choose the output type we are trying to achieve from this Image Builder — whether it’s an AMI or a Docker image. Since we need a Windows AMI for the EKS node, let's select Amazon Machine Image (AMI). Let's use the same name and description for the AMI that we defined in Step 1, as we are working within the same image builder pipeline. Now it's time to select the Base Image in the " Select Image " step. The first step is to decide what type of Base Image we need. There are four available options—let's review each one and when to choose them, so we can determine which is best for our needs. Select Image Select managed images: Choose this option if you need a stable, secure, and up-to-date base image managed by AWS or your team. AWS Marketplace images: Choose this option if you need an image with specific software or configurations that is already available in the AWS Marketplace. Enter custom AMI ID: Choose this option if you already have a custom AMI in your AWS account with specific configurations, applications, or an operating system that you want to use as the base for a new image. Import base image: Choose this option if you are migrating from a virtual machine (VM) environment to the cloud and want to import a VM image from your existing environment. Select managed images: Choose this option if you need a stable, secure, and up-to-date base image managed by AWS or your team. Select managed images: AWS Marketplace images: Choose this option if you need an image with specific software or configurations that is already available in the AWS Marketplace. AWS Marketplace images: Enter custom AMI ID: Choose this option if you already have a custom AMI in your AWS account with specific configurations, applications, or an operating system that you want to use as the base for a new image. Enter custom AMI ID: Import base image: Choose this option if you are migrating from a virtual machine (VM) environment to the cloud and want to import a VM image from your existing environment. Import base image: For this process, we are choosing the “ Select Managed Images ” option since we need a stable, secure, and up-to-date base image. Selecting this option opens up a few more choices, so let's go through them one by one. Select Managed Images Next, we need to select the Operating System. Since we are creating this Image Builder for Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2, let's select Windows OS. Next is the Image Origin stage, where you have three options to choose from: Image Origin Quick start (Amazon-managed): Select this if you don’t have any images created yet and want to use an Amazon-managed image. Images owned by me: Select this if you already have an image created using Image Builder. Images shared with me: Select this if someone has shared an image with you that was created using Image Builder. Quick start (Amazon-managed): Select this if you don’t have any images created yet and want to use an Amazon-managed image. Quick start (Amazon-managed): Images owned by me: Select this if you already have an image created using Image Builder. Images owned by me: Images shared with me: Select this if someone has shared an image with you that was created using Image Builder. Images shared with me: I am choosing Images owned by me since I already created an image when the EKS cluster was on version 1.23, which supported Windows Server 2004. Images owned by me Note: If you don’t have a pre-existing image of Windows Server 2004, it is best to create an AMI. For more information, refer to this link: Importing a VM as an Image . This way, you can select " Images owned by me " and choose the AMI that you created. Note: Note: Importing a VM as an Image Importing a VM as an Image Images owned by me For Auto-Versioning select “ Use selected OS version ” Use selected OS version Keep the remaining settings as they are, and move on to the Build components selection. In the search box, search for " eks " and filter with Amazon-Managed . Then, check the component and specify the version (eg: 1.27.0) ; otherwise, it will build the latest available version. Make sure the " Available " sign turns green before proceeding further. eks Amazon-Managed version (eg: 1.27.0) Available Keep everything else default and Add Tags and click Next . Next Step 3: The next step is “ Define Image Creation Process” . In this, you have 2 options to choose from Default workflows or Custom workflow , we will go with default option “ Default workflows” and click Next. Step 3: Define Image Creation Process” Default workflows Custom workflow Default workflows” Next. Step 4: The next step is " Define infrastructure configuration " Although this step is optional, it is best to either select " Use Existing Infrastructure Configuration " if one is already configured, or choose " Create infrastructure configuration using service defaults " Step 4: Define infrastructure configuration Use Existing Infrastructure Configuration Create infrastructure configuration using service defaults Step 5: The next step is " Create distribution settings " Select " Create distribution settings using service defaults " and click Next . Step 5: Create distribution settings Create distribution settings using service defaults Next Step 6: The final step is to review all the configurations and click Create Pipeline. Step 6: Create Pipeline. This will create the Image Builder pipeline. Once the pipeline is created, it can be used in EKS to create a Windows Server 2019 Update 2004/20H2 node group.

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For a store owner, web developer, or system admin, it becomes important to protect your Magento company from hackers. This guide will truly help you with its amazing strategies to enhance the security of your Magento Company from hackers. Following this guide will make your customer data safe. Here, we are going to share the best practices in Magento security, which you should follow. Let’s get started. Restrict Access By IP Address - Enhancing the admin panel’s security is also considered one of the best practices to protect your Magento Company from hackers. When you restrict access by IP address, only specific users would be able to access it. You can choose with whom you want to share the access. It is an excellent way to not entertain any unauthorized access. All you need to do is make changes to the .hatches file located in the pub/directory of your Magento installation. Here, it needs to add the following lines, replacing ALLOWED_IP_ADDRESS with the IP addresses you would like to authorize. We would like to mention that you should regularly update this list of IP addresses since your team members’ IPs probably change over time or when they work remotely. Use of Strong Passwords – It is one of the most common and overlooked rules to have protection from hackers. It is quite important to use strong passwords. Your password must have capital letters, and special characters to enhance its strength. You should make sure that each account comes up with a complex and unique password. Moreover, it should also be applied to the admin panel, hosting access, payment applications, personal accounts, email, etc. The motto of Magento Development Services is to ensure a secure online store. They know how to make you have a scalable, and feature-rich online store. They know how to go with your business requirements. Experts put their best efforts into creating seamless shopping experiences. It helps to produce better customer engagement and fetch more sales growth. Always Go With the Latest Version – Did you ignore the “latest-1” of the Adobe Commerce Version? If yes, you must not. We need to understand that the most important thing is that the latest version always comes with security fixes. And it plugs known vulnerabilities. Adobe is known for imparting security releases in addition to feature releases. It plays a major role in helping customers who would like to address security releases and skip any feature updates. Add Extra layer To Content Security Policy – A CSP imparts an extra layer of security for Adobe Commerce. It introduces a standardized set of instructions for browsers. Thus, it becomes easy to understand the trusted and blocked content resources. The well-defined policies help CSP to restrict browsers. Always Use Captcha- Yes, most e-commerce web portal indeed uses forms to add data. Magento development services providers also recommend Captcha. Before submitting the form, it is required to solve Captcha. It can be used as an Admin tool. Enabling Two-Factor Authentication – The Adobe Commerce Admin helps you to tackle your store, orders, and customer data. It should be mandatory for the users to go through an authentication process. Once their identity is verified, they will be allowed to access the admin. Unauthorized access will be prevented through this verification process. Two-factor authentication is used to generate website access codes within a single app. It helps to have an extra layer of protection for your account. Having two-factor authentication means, you would not have to worry about access in case of a lost password. Action Log – The action-log feature is good at recording and saving log-oriented information. It emphasizes on login, delete, save, flush, etc. The best thing is that this feature plays a major role in tracking the admin actions of the team quite carefully. Failed Logins Restriction – What if someone unauthorized tries to log into your account? Multiple attempts to log into an account cannot be a simple mistake. These login attempts cannot be considered coming from store admins. They are indeed harmful to store security. To not let it happen, it is important to add a warning system. This warning system will count the number of failed logins. The moment it reaches the maximum, a warning notification will be sent to the admin or store owner. This is also an ideal way to save your store from hackers. Maintain a Secure Site and Infrastructure – To maintain a secure site and infrastructure, you should block unauthorized access. You should collaborate with your Magento hosting partner to establish a VPN tunnel. It also helps to safeguard the commerce site from unauthorized access. You should employ an SSH tunnel to stay away from unauthorized access. You should also detect unusual traffic patterns. It is important to detect any unusual traffic patterns such as credit card data being sent to unfamiliar IP addresses. It becomes easy to detect with the help of a web application firewall. It can easily be integrated. You should launch the entire site with HTTPS. It is quite important for newly implemented commerce sites. The most important thing is that it is a ranking factor for Google. By doing this you will also be earning the trust of users preferring a secure web portal for online purchases. The next on the list is you should monitor your Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source Sites to have security risks and malware. It can easily be monitored just by using the commerce security scan service. It is important to stay updated with patch releases and sec Elevated Privileges – You should keep in mind that care should be taken while setting up Magento on Linux. Users should not grant themselves elevated privileges. Adobe issues a permission scheme for running Magento. To Have Secure Upload – Customers probably require uploading files of different types considering their business following their business. To protect your site, you should restrict the size and type of files. You should make sure that the destination of these uploads must not be a “pub” folder. Magento development services providers recommend going with a different folder but sym-linked as per architecture. For the best results, consider hiring Magento developers who can implement these best practices effectively. They will help you configure file uploads securely while ensuring compliance with your business requirements. Conclusion – So, what are you waiting for? It is time to go with the best Magento development services experts. They would be performing a comprehensive security audit to identify and address vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities must not be avoided since they can lead to security breaches. Experts serve a comprehensive security audit to take the security of your e-commerce web portal to the next level. They explore e-commerce security threats and impart excellent strategies. They know how to establish trust and take your shopping experience to the next level. For a store owner, web developer, or system admin, it becomes important to protect your Magento company from hackers. This guide will truly help you with its amazing strategies to enhance the security of your Magento Company from hackers. Following this guide will make your customer data safe. Here, we are going to share the best practices in Magento security, which you should follow. Let’s get started. Restrict Access By IP Address - Restrict Access By IP Address - Enhancing the admin panel’s security is also considered one of the best practices to protect your Magento Company from hackers. When you restrict access by IP address, only specific users would be able to access it. You can choose with whom you want to share the access. It is an excellent way to not entertain any unauthorized access. All you need to do is make changes to the .hatches file located in the pub/directory of your Magento installation. Here, it needs to add the following lines, replacing ALLOWED_IP_ADDRESS with the IP addresses you would like to authorize. We would like to mention that you should regularly update this list of IP addresses since your team members’ IPs probably change over time or when they work remotely. Use of Strong Passwords – Use of Strong Passwords – It is one of the most common and overlooked rules to have protection from hackers. It is quite important to use strong passwords. Your password must have capital letters, and special characters to enhance its strength. You should make sure that each account comes up with a complex and unique password. Moreover, it should also be applied to the admin panel, hosting access, payment applications, personal accounts, email, etc. The motto of Magento Development Services is to ensure a secure online store. They know how to make you have a scalable, and feature-rich online store. They know how to go with your business requirements. Experts put their best efforts into creating seamless shopping experiences. It helps to produce better customer engagement and fetch more sales growth. Magento Development Services Magento Development Services Always Go With the Latest Version – Always Go With the Latest Version – Did you ignore the “latest-1” of the Adobe Commerce Version? If yes, you must not. We need to understand that the most important thing is that the latest version always comes with security fixes. And it plugs known vulnerabilities. Adobe is known for imparting security releases in addition to feature releases. It plays a major role in helping customers who would like to address security releases and skip any feature updates. Add Extra layer To Content Security Policy – Add Extra layer To Content Security Policy – A CSP imparts an extra layer of security for Adobe Commerce. It introduces a standardized set of instructions for browsers. Thus, it becomes easy to understand the trusted and blocked content resources. The well-defined policies help CSP to restrict browsers. Always Use Captcha- Always Use Captcha- Yes, most e-commerce web portal indeed uses forms to add data. Magento development services providers also recommend Captcha. Before submitting the form, it is required to solve Captcha. It can be used as an Admin tool. Enabling Two-Factor Authentication – Enabling Two-Factor Authentication – The Adobe Commerce Admin helps you to tackle your store, orders, and customer data. It should be mandatory for the users to go through an authentication process. Once their identity is verified, they will be allowed to access the admin. Unauthorized access will be prevented through this verification process. Two-factor authentication is used to generate website access codes within a single app. It helps to have an extra layer of protection for your account. Having two-factor authentication means, you would not have to worry about access in case of a lost password. Action Log – Action Log – The action-log feature is good at recording and saving log-oriented information. It emphasizes on login, delete, save, flush, etc. The best thing is that this feature plays a major role in tracking the admin actions of the team quite carefully. Failed Logins Restriction – Failed Logins Restriction – What if someone unauthorized tries to log into your account? Multiple attempts to log into an account cannot be a simple mistake. These login attempts cannot be considered coming from store admins. They are indeed harmful to store security. To not let it happen, it is important to add a warning system. This warning system will count the number of failed logins. The moment it reaches the maximum, a warning notification will be sent to the admin or store owner. This is also an ideal way to save your store from hackers. Maintain a Secure Site and Infrastructure – Maintain a Secure Site and Infrastructure – To maintain a secure site and infrastructure, you should block unauthorized access. You should collaborate with your Magento hosting partner to establish a VPN tunnel. It also helps to safeguard the commerce site from unauthorized access. You should employ an SSH tunnel to stay away from unauthorized access. You should also detect unusual traffic patterns. It is important to detect any unusual traffic patterns such as credit card data being sent to unfamiliar IP addresses. It becomes easy to detect with the help of a web application firewall. It can easily be integrated. You should launch the entire site with HTTPS. It is quite important for newly implemented commerce sites. The most important thing is that it is a ranking factor for Google. By doing this you will also be earning the trust of users preferring a secure web portal for online purchases. The next on the list is you should monitor your Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source Sites to have security risks and malware. It can easily be monitored just by using the commerce security scan service. It is important to stay updated with patch releases and sec Elevated Privileges – You should keep in mind that care should be taken while setting up Magento on Linux. Users should not grant themselves elevated privileges. Adobe issues a permission scheme for running Magento. To Have Secure Upload – Customers probably require uploading files of different types considering their business following their business. To protect your site, you should restrict the size and type of files. You should make sure that the destination of these uploads must not be a “pub” folder. Magento development services providers recommend going with a different folder but sym-linked as per architecture. For the best results, consider hiring Magento developers who can implement these best practices effectively. They will help you configure file uploads securely while ensuring compliance with your business requirements. hiring Magento developers hiring Magento developers Conclusion – So, what are you waiting for? It is time to go with the best Magento development services experts. They would be performing a comprehensive security audit to identify and address vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities must not be avoided since they can lead to security breaches. Experts serve a comprehensive security audit to take the security of your e-commerce web portal to the next level. They explore e-commerce security threats and impart excellent strategies. 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