Secure the Applications

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• Configure an Internal Network

  Configure the range of IP addresses that are considered part of your internal network.

• Apply Content Security Policy

  Use the Content Security Policy (CSP) against code injection attacks in applications developed with OutSystems to protect against a growing number of attacks on the Web.

• Enforce HTTPS Security

  Check how IT Managers or Administrators can override and enforce the HTTP security of OutSystems applications that are installed and running.

• Encrypt web apps view state

  Secure the runtime of web application by encrypting the viewstate to protect sensitive information submitted by end users on the browser.

• Protection against Brute Force Attacks

  Applications secured with authentication can be subject to brute force attacks that systematically try to guess user passwords. OutSystems provides a built-in protection mechanism that allows taking countermeasures against these attacks.

• Use HTTPS by Enabling SSL

  Allow users to access your applications over HTTPS by enabling SSL in your infrastructure.

• Use an External Authentication Provider

  OutSystems allows your IT users to authenticate using the same account they use in other corporate systems.

• Implement an Authentication Plugin

  Learn the requirements an external authentication plugin must implement.

• Configure App Authentication

  The authentication is configurable per environment to meet different security requirements.