Rename Admin Paths
Security module that allows renaming of Drupal's default /admin and /user paths to custom paths, helping protect against automated attacks targeting standard Drupal URLs.
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Security module that allows renaming of Drupal's default /admin and /user paths to custom paths, helping protect against automated attacks targeting standard Drupal URLs.
A security module that automatically bans IP addresses making suspicious requests to non-existent URLs matching configurable patterns, protecting Drupal sites from hackers and bots.
Mitigates username enumeration attacks by suppressing error messages on password reset forms and converting 403 Access Denied responses to 404 Not Found on user profile routes.
Allows site builders to set up fine-grained permissions for allowing sub-admin users to edit, cancel, and create other users based on their roles, providing more specific control than Drupal Core's all-or-nothing 'administer users' permission.
Provides a "Remember Me" feature on the user login form that allows users to stay logged in across browser sessions.
Enables SAML 2.0 Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication, allowing users to log into Drupal through external SAML Identity Providers.
Real-time firewall and anti-spam protection module that blocks malicious user registrations, comments, and form submissions using RBL (Real-time Blacklist) servers provided by spammaster.org as SaaS.
Allows users to log in with either their username OR email address from the same input box on the standard login form.
A security module that protects Drupal sites from insecure configurations by disabling dangerous modules, hiding risky permissions, and preventing arbitrary PHP code execution.
Removes configured HTTP response headers from Drupal to enhance security by hiding server information.
Provides Central Authentication Service (CAS) single sign-on authentication for Drupal websites.
Provides granular per-directory access control for Drupal's private file system, allowing administrators to restrict file downloads by user and role.
Provides role-based access control for menu items, allowing administrators to restrict menu item visibility based on user roles.