Security

Sets up basic requirements for Cross-Domain Messaging between Drupal sites, via the easyXDM library.

This module provides a monitoring API for the Aegir Hosting System. It integrates with Aegir queue system, and runs probes against hosted sites or servers to gather interesting information (e.g. when cron was last run on a site).

This module provides a reporting framework for the Aegir Hosting System. It builds atop the Aegir Monitoring API to report on the health of hosted sites. It ships with some basic probes, but is intended to be extended, as with Aegir Site Audit.

This module integrates the Site Audit extension with the Aegir Monitoring and Reporting systems. It allows all Site Audit checks to be run regularly against all sites hosted on a deployment of the Aegir Hosting System.

This module provides a panels pane (aka ctools content type) that sets or changes a HTTP response header.
It can be useful to allow some single pages to be embedded in a iframe without losing all of the drupal clickjacking protection added here:
Drupal 7 core is now protected against clickjacking by default (X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN)

Pincode access

This module scans the defined file uploads via a webform, deletes them if it detects an infection. You need to install clamscan software in your server.

This module demonstrates examples of development related security issues. Comments in the code discuss corrective actions.

Do not run this in production or on sites accessible to the public Internet. It is recommended to use this with a local development environment.

Security Examples requires the Bad Judgement module as a dependency.

INTRODUCTION

Drupal 7.42 release breaks autocomplete functionality on certain unusual server configurations that block direct access to Drupal's index.php file.

This module fixes autocomplete functionality on environments with restricted access to index.php.

Don't use this module if your server doesn't block direct access to Drupal's index.php file.

The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) is United States legislation that defines a comprehensive framework to protect government information, operations, and assets against natural or man-made threats.

This module aims to address all the FISMA requirements concerning user accounts except those dealing with passwords; those requirements are admirably dealt with in the Password Policy module.