standard-security-auth

To implement secure JWT authentication with HttpOnly cookies, configure middleware to handle token validation and route protection. This approach uses an AuthContext for centralized session management, ensuring JWTs are processed securely across the application.

A Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) proxy secures API calls by acting as an intermediary layer that handles backend requests server-side. It ensures consistent authentication by managing secure API integration, preventing direct client-to-backend exposure of sensitive tokens.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is added to a session management system by extending the AuthContext to support MFA session states. This workflow integrates MFA verification steps into the centralized session lifecycle, ensuring secure user validation.

Role-based access control (RBAC) and audit logging for security compliance are enforced by applying RBAC rules across authentication workflows and recording audit logs. This setup validates user permissions and tracks access events for compliance checks like CSP.

Yes, the authentication workflow supports compliance checks including Content Security Policy (CSP) and secure storage validation. These compliance checks are integrated into the security review process to ensure application configurations meet required security standards.