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  • Secure Your MongoDB Atlas Deployments
  • Report Suspected Security Bugs

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

Authentication
Authorization
TLS/SSL
Enterprise Only
Encryption

Authentication on Self-Managed Deployments

SCRAM

x.509

MongoDB Atlas, the fully managed service for MongoDB deployments in the cloud, comes preconfigured with secure default settings. Atlas also provides the following key security features:

Security Feature
Description
Authentication and Authorization
In Atlas, you configure database users to access your deployments. Atlas provides various ways to perform user authentication and authorization, including LDAP, OIDC, and X.509. To learn more, see Configure Authentication and Authorization.
Encryption
By default, Atlas encrypts all data stored in your deployments and uses TLS/SSL to encrypt the connections to your databases. To add another layer of security, you can configure Encryption at Rest using Customer Key Management.
IP Access List
Atlas allows connections only from addresses specified in the IP access list. To learn how to manage client connections in Atlas, see Configure IP Access List Entries.
Cloud Provider Support
Atlas supports network peering connections and private endpoints to secure your deployments hosted on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. To learn more, see Set Up a Network Peering Connection and Configure Private Endpoints.

For a full list of security features in Atlas, see Security Features for Clusters.

If you suspect you have identified a security bug on any MongoDB products, please submit the issue using our Security Bug Submission Form.

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