SearchStax Managed Search automatically secures your Solr search infrastructure with built-in industry-standard security measures at the cluster, network and dashboard levels.
SearchStax has you covered with robust Solr security features, including:
- Industry-standard security at the Solr cluster level and network level
- Environments secured with SSL out-of-the-box using Solr basic authentication
- Custom firewall rules to lock down search infrastructure to a whitelist of IPs
- Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to increase log-on security
- Encryption in Transport to protect the integrity and security of transmissions
- Encryption at Rest to ensure data is encrypted while on disk
- Regular quarterly scans to identify and patch any Apache Solr vulnerabilities
We protect your Solr environment and data with:
- Authentication and authorization – to control who has access to your Solr instances
- Transport security – to protect communication between the Solr service and client applications
- Secure configuration access – to ensure configuration files are only accessible to authorized users
- Restricted API access – to authorized users through firewalls, IP whitelisting and access control lists
- Monitor logs – to regularly identify and respond to security incidents and suspicious events
- Patches and security updates – to keep Solr up-to-date with the latest updates and vulnerabilities
What Solr security features are add-ons?
These security features are available as additional add-ons:
- Single Sign-On
- Private networking
- HIPAA ready
- Incident RCAs
- Priority patching
- Monthly vulnerability scans
Talk with your Account Manager or sales representative to learn more about security add-ons.
How does SearchStax implement SSO?
SSO provides a frictionless user experience by allowing a user to sign on to a SearchStax application using the same credentials they use for other applications within their company. The use of SSO enforces risk-based access policies and automates provisioning workflows and enables self-service tools to help companies reduce IT costs.
Our SSO uses the Microsoft Azure Active Directory and open standard Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) to pass authorization credentials to service providers.
Additional Information
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Questions?
Do not hesitate to contact the SearchStax Support Desk.