Note that in order to be able to edit the settings you will have to untick the “ Use Default Value ” checkbox wherever needed. Please, expand the “ Security ” section in order to list all the available settings and let’s review them one by one.
Now that you are on the right page we can step into the configuration of the security settings. Once you access the “ Configuration ” page, please expand the last “ Advanced ” section and click on “ Admin ”. In order to begin, please log in to your Magento Admin Dashboard and navigate through the left menu bar to Stores > Configuration. In this tutorial, our focus will be on the Admin Security Settings which will allow you to insert secret key to URLs, oblige case-sensitive passwords, control the duration of the Admin sessions and the number of login attempts.
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We have previously reviewed how to enable Google reCapctha and how to configure Two-Factor Authentication on your Magento Store. Apart from the basic security practices, such as using strong login credentials and custom URLs, Magento provides its users with the ability to enhance their website security. You, as a store owner, are expected to be vigilant over the security of your Online Store and take all the necessary steps to ensure it is protected.
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