SecurityPlugins
SecurityPlugins refers to modular software components that extend or enforce security features within a host application or system. They are designed to add capabilities such as authentication methods, access control, encryption, threat detection, data loss prevention, malware scanning, and policy enforcement without requiring changes to the core software.
SecurityPlugins are typically implemented within a plugin architecture that defines public interfaces, lifecycle events, and configuration
Common domains for SecurityPlugins include content management systems, web servers, browsers, integrated development environments, endpoint protection
Development and operational considerations emphasize security and reliability. Key practices include code signing, independent security testing,