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- Protecting personal information
- Restricting the access to a site
16. Password protecting a website
Password protecting a website is necessary in two cases: - Protecting personal information.
- Restricting the access to a site.
Protecting personal information Users can specify a password to access personal information. In a business site, a password can be defined to access the details of previous orders. In this case, accessing a site requires: - an authentication:
When users log in for the first time, they must enter their username and password.
Next time they log in, they will be able to access specific information (history, etc.). - an option to let users recover their passwords.
WEBDEV is provided with all the resources required to manage personal passwords. Restricting the access to a site By default, a website is accessible to any user. But a site is not always intended for a general audience. Some features can be reserved to certain users (site administrator, etc.). In this case, the site manager assigns a password to each user. This password cannot be modified. This password gives access to specific features. For example, in a business site: - a specific password can be assigned to sales agents. They will be able to access the sales statistics, etc.
- a specific password can be assigned to the marketing team so they are able to publish new products.
WEBDEV allows you to easily manage these different types of access to a site. |
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