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Micro Frontends Architecture with Module Federation · Lesson

Best Practices for Secure Federation

Learn and apply industry best practices to build secure and resilient Micro Frontend systems.

Secure Federation: Best Practices

Welcome! In this lesson, we'll explore industry best practices for building secure and resilient Micro Frontend (MFE) systems.

While MFEs offer great flexibility, they also introduce new security considerations. Applying these practices helps protect your applications and users.

Least Privilege for MFEs

The Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) dictates that each MFE, service, or user should only have the minimum permissions necessary to perform its function.

  • Limit API Access: Ensure MFEs only call APIs they absolutely need.
  • Scoped Permissions: Grant specific permissions instead of broad ones.
  • User Roles: Tie MFE access to granular user roles.

This minimizes the damage if one MFE is compromised.

All lessons in this course

  1. Authentication & Authorization
  2. Cross-Application Security Risks
  3. Best Practices for Secure Federation
  4. Securing Module Federation Remotes
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