Security

MongoDB provides various features, such as authentication, access control, encryption, to secure your MongoDB deployments. Some key security features include:

Authentication	Authorization	TLS/SSL
Authentication SCRAM x.509	Role-Based Access Control Enable Access Control Manage Users and Roles	TLS/SSL (Transport Encryption) Configure `mongod` and `mongos` for TLS/SSL TLS/SSL Configuration for Clients

Enterprise Only	Encryption
Kerberos Authentication LDAP Proxy Authentication Auditing Log Redaction	Queryable Encryption Client-Side Field Level Encryption Encryption at Rest TLS/SSL (Transport Encryption)

Security Checklist

MongoDB also provides the Security Checklist for a list of recommended actions to protect a MongoDB deployment.

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Security Checklist

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