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Crowd-sourced resources to help merchants mitigate and prevent Magento security incidents
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Crowd-sourced resources to help merchants mitigate and prevent Magento security incidents

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# Magento Security Resources

Comprehensive list of resources to help you prevent, mitigate & resolve Magento security incidents. All listed vendors have experience with Magecart-related attacks.

> Are you a merchant dealing with an incident? If you have experienced staff, you can use the tools listed below to speed up the recovery process and prevent a repeat.
> If you don't have staff available or need an external report for compliancy, you can engage one of the consultancies below.

Official Adobe resources are marked as such.

# Mitigation tools

## Free
- [MageReport](https://www.magereport.com) - Remote vulnerability scanner
- [Magento Malware Scanner](https://github.com/gwillem/magento-malware-scanner) - Server-side malware scanner
- [Magento Security Scan](https://account.magento.com/scanner/) - Remote vulnerablity scanner [Adobe]

## Commercial
- [eComscan](https://sansec.io/ecomscan/) - Advanced Magento malware detection

# Magento consultancy services

## Incident Response
- [3b Data Security](https://3bdatasecurity.com/) - Digital forensics, incident response & data breach management services
- [Foregenix](https://www.foregenix.com/) - Cybersecurity, digital forensics, PCI compliance, PFI
- [Sanguine Security](https://sansec.io) - Empowers Magento merchants to fix and prevent breaches
- [Sucuri](https://sucuri.net/) - Complete website security, protection and monitoring

## Security maintenance
- [Mage One](https://www.mage-one.com) - Paid security support for Magento 1

## Independent consultants
- [Steve Perry](https://twitter.com/stevemarkperry) - United Kingdom
- [Talesh Seeparsan](https://twitter.com/_Talesh) - Canada
- [Willem de Groot](https://twitter.com/gwillem) - Netherlands

# Magento security information

## Reference
- [Magento 2 Security Best Practices](https://docs.magento.com/m2/ee/user_guide/magento/magento-security-best-practices.html) - [Adobe]
- [Magento 2 Security Checklist](https://github.com/talesh/magento-security-checklist) - A Magento community sourced security pre-flight checklist
- [Magento Incident Response Plan Template](https://github.com/talesh/response)
- [Magento Vulnerability Database](https://github.com/gwillem/magevulndb) - Central respository of vulnerabilities in 3rd party Magento components
- [Magento 1/OpenMage - Security.txt generator](https://github.com/kkrieger85/magento-module-security-txt) Magento 1 Module which generates [security.txt](https://securitytxt.org/) file, configurable in Magento Backend

## Blogs / Research
- [Magento Security Blog](http://magento.com/security/) - [Adobe]
- [Malwarebytes](https://blog.malwarebytes.com)
- [RiskIQ](https://www.riskiq.com/blog/category/magecart/)
- [Sanguine Labs](https://sansec.io/labs)

# Contribute?

Magento-specific contributions welcome!