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MongoDB Security Checklist

Enable Access Control and Enforce Authentication Enable access control and specify the authentication mechanism. You can use the default MongoDB authentication mechanism or an existing external framework. Authentication requires that all clients and servers provide valid credentials before they can connect to the system. In clustered deployments, enable authentication for each MongoDB server. See Authentication and Enable Auth. Read More

MongoDB Security

MongoDB provides various features, such as authentication, access control, encryption, to secure your MongoDB deployments. Some key security features include: Authentication Authorization TLS/SSL Authentication Role-Based Access Control TLS/SSL (Transport Encryption) SCRAM Enable Access Control Configure mongod and  mongos for TLS/SSL x.509 Manage Users and Roles TLS/SSL Configuration for Clients Enterprise Only Encryption Kerberos Authentication Client-Side Field Level Encryption Read More