Welcome to the Security-Showcase Repository! This comprehensive resource demonstrates cutting-edge applications and best practices in MongoDB security features, including Queryable Encryption, User Authentication, and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). Discover how MongoDB integrates advanced security measures to protect your data and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Key Features:
- Queryable Encryption examples and applications leveraging MongoDB's encryption capabilities
- User Authentication and RBAC demonstrations for secure access management
- Practical notebooks and guidance on implementing MongoDB security features
- Integration with industry-standard security protocols and best practices
- Use cases across various industries highlighting the importance of data security
This section contains examples of security use cases that are commonly seen in industry-focused scenarios and generic applications. Each entry in the table includes a description and links to production-level examples and relevant code.
Use Case | Stack | Link | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Queryable Encryption (Range) | MongoDB | View Notebook | Requires Atlas 8.0+ Demonstrates how to use MongoDB's Queryable Encryption feature for range queries to protect sensitive data while maintaining query functionality |
Queryable Encryption (Quickstart) | MongoDB | View Notebook | Provides a quick introduction to MongoDB's Queryable Encryption feature and its basic implementation |
User Authentication and RBAC | MongoDB Atlas | View Notebook | Showcases how to implement user authentication and role-based access control in MongoDB Atlas |
Useful tools and utilities for working with MongoDB security features:
- MongoDB Compass - GUI for MongoDB with built-in security features
- MongoDB Shell (mongosh) - Command-line interface for MongoDB with security command support
We welcome contributions! Please read our Contribution Guidelines for more information on how to participate.
This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
Feel free to reach out for any queries or suggestions:
- MongoDB Developer Relations Team: devrel@mongodb.com