Sentry Security
DevOps Accounts
Summary
🔑 Key Takeaway: Secure your Sentry account by enabling two-factor authentication, regularly reviewing API tokens and authorized applications, and ensuring organization-wide security policies are enforced. Remove any unnecessary integrations and audit team member access to minimize attack surface.
This checklist is adapted from Auditware's W3OSC standards.
For Individuals
These settings apply to your personal Sentry account. All team members and admins should configure these on their own accounts.
Individual Account Settings
- User Settings >
- Account >
- Security >
- Sessions > Sign out of all devices
- Two-Factor Authentication > Add App or U2F
- Authorized Applications > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
- Identities > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
- Security >
- API >
- Applications > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
- User Auth Tokens > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
For Team Members
These guidelines apply to team members who use Sentry but don't have full administrative access.
Team members should:
- Ensure their individual account settings are configured according to the checklist above
- Enable two-factor authentication on their account
- Regularly review and remove any unnecessary API tokens or authorized applications
- Report any suspicious activity or unrecognized access to administrators
For Admins
These settings and practices apply to Sentry organization administrators with elevated privileges.
Organization Settings
- Organization >
- Members > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
- Security & Privacy >
- Require Two-Factor Authentication > On
- Allow Join Requests > Off
- Data Scrubbing >
- Prevent Storing of IP Addresses > Off
- Integrations > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
Developer Settings
- Developer Settings >
- Organization Tokens > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
- Custom Integrations > Review and remove any unnecessary or unrecognized
Further Reading
- Account Management overview: how these product guides fit together
- Monitoring overview: what error and event data should feed into detection
- Access Management: scoping who can read production error data
- Sentry: authentication: vendor documentation for SSO and 2FA enforcement