🛡️ Security Settings in Atom
To protect your work environment and manage external connections, Atom centralizes these options in a single administrative panel. To get started, go to Settings > My Company > Settings and locate the Security Configuration section.
From there, you'll be able to manage three key elements for account protection:
🔑 1. API Token Generation and Management
The API Token is a credential necessary for using our APIs or sending flows through webhooks.
How to obtain it? In the API Token field, the code will appear masked by default. Click on the eye icon to view it or on the Copy button to copy it to your clipboard.
Renew token: If you need to revoke previous access, click on the Generate new Token button.
⚠️ Important: Your token is used in all your connections. If you decide to generate a new one, you'll need to update this key in all the integrations (APIs and Webhooks) you're using, or they will lose connection.
🌍 2. Public IP Access Filter
Atom allows you to create a security perimeter by restricting access to your platform so that login can only occur from authorized locations (for example, your office network).
How to configure it? In the Allowed IP Addresses field, enter the public IP addresses that you want to have exclusive access.
Add multiple IPs: If you need to enter more than one, simply press the Enter key between each address.
Required format: You must use the IPv4 standard (
X.X.X.X), where "X" is called an octet and must be a decimal value between 0 and 255. Addresses must contain three dots and four octets (example:190.15.20.100).
🔒 3. Password Length
Ensure your team uses strong access credentials to prevent vulnerabilities.
How to configure it? In the Password Length field, simply type the minimum number of characters that the system will require users to have when creating their passwords.
💾 Final step: Once you've adjusted the Token, IPs, or passwords, make sure to click the Save button to apply the changes.
Keep full control of your environment! 🚀
Properly managing your API credentials, limiting access by IP, and enforcing strong passwords are the fundamental pillars for protecting your customers' information and ensuring that only authorized personnel have access to your platform. ✅