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<p>All the new releases and updates of Bitrix Framework are thoroughly tested by
the IT security department. Nevertheless, the following threats may still
persist.</p>
<ul>
<li>Coding errors committed when developing a Bitrix Framework powered solution.</li>
<li>Registered users confide in easy to remember but weak passwords like <i>qwerty
</i>or <i>123456</i>.</li>
<li>The website administrators may also tend to use weak passwords which is
significantly more dangerous.</li>
<li>Attackers can be very resourceful to intercept passwords transmitted over
insecure connections like wi-fi.</li>
<li>Inappropriately authored system errors may reveal the web solution intrinsics.</li>
<li>Server and database software may have unknown errors which attackers may
exploit.</li>
</ul>
<p>Therefore, it is obvious that a web project requires an integrated,
multilevel approach to defending its security. Relying on only one tool or
software is unwise and ultimately dangerous.</p>
<p>To provide a web project with an adequate level of security, select the
"Standard" security option (proactive protection and activity control
are enabled, administrator security level is set to "High",
CAPTCHA-protected registration; no system information is included in error
messages). </p>
<p>To protect session data and passwords, prevent phishing and viruses,
give extra protection to Control Panel set the security level to
"High" or "Highest". </p>
<ol>
<li>Open "Settings > Proactive Protection > Protection Panel". Ensure the
security level is not lower than
"Standard". Otherwise, follow the Control Panel recommendations to
reach this level.</li>
<li>If required, follow the Control Panel recommendations to reach the
"High" or "Highest" level.</li>
</ol>