Connect to Redis with Authentication
Authenticate the Connection using TLS/SSL
To authenticate the connection between NodeJS and Redis using TLS/SSL, you need to install an SSL certificate and use it to create a secure connection.
Note that you need to provide the appropriate SSL certificate and key files, and make sure that Redis is also configured to accept TLS/SSL connections.
Error Handling and Secure Error Logging
In your NodeJS application, handle errors safely and avoid disclosing sensitive information like passwords or Redis connection details in error messages. Use try-catch blocks to catch errors and securely log them.
Use Firewall and User Permissions
Use a Firewall to limit access to Redis from unnecessary IP addresses. Also, identify and limit access to Redis based on user roles and permissions to ensure data security.
Adhering to these security measures will protect your data in Redis when integrating it with NodeJS and ensure the safety of your application.