Keeping a Magento 2 store secure is an ongoing process, not a one-time fix. In my experience, it starts with regular updates—both the core and any third-party extensions. Strong admin passwords and two-factor authentication are basics that shouldn’t be overlooked. But for more advanced protection, I’ve found value in integrating tools like ThreatVision, which adds an extra layer of monitoring and threat intelligence. I learned about it through SAFA’s approach to cybersecurity, which emphasizes real-time insights and proactive defense strategies. You can read more about their methodology here. Extensions that focus on firewall protection, admin login restrictions, and file integrity scanning are also helpful. But no extension replaces staying informed. Security is about layering the right tools with smart habits and constantly adapting to new vulnerabilities as they emerge.