Method security with @Secured Annotation in Spring

1. 1Add the @Secured annotation to a method to specify the required roles
2. 2Configure the security roles in the Spring application context
3. 3Use the @Secured annotation with multiple roles to allow access to multiple user groups
4. 4Test the secured method with different user roles to verify access control
5. 5Apply the @Secured annotation to service layer methods to protect business logic

Developers and security teams can benefit from using @Secured to restrict access to sensitive methods, ensuring that only authorized users can execute them

💡 Use @Secured to add role-based security to your Spring application's business methods

🔒 Secure your Spring app's methods with @Secured annotation! 🚀