jahia-java-security

To secure Jahia Java backend endpoints, apply the four protection mechanisms: Security Filter, CSRF Guard, ACLs, and Captcha. This enforces default permission boundaries, prevents cross-site request forgery, and stops automated abuse on exposed servlets and GraphQL endpoints.

The best way to implement CSRF protection in Jahia is by applying the CSRF Guard mechanism to authenticated operations. This approach adds a cross-site request forgery defense for authenticated users while correctly handling guest bypass considerations for unauthenticated traffic.

You enforce content boundaries in Jahia modules by using JCR ACLs and declared permissions. This approach restricts operations while providing clear guidance on when to use system sessions versus user sessions for auditable access control.

Yes, Jahia supports captcha integration to prevent automated service abuse. The Captcha protection mechanism provides non-replayable tokens that defend against automated attacks and complement other security protections on your HTTP-reachable surfaces.

You need a Security Filter for Jahia GraphQL endpoints and admin screens to apply origin and permission gating. This mechanism enforces default, auditable boundaries that prevent data leakage and unauthorized access to your backend HTTP surfaces.