Drupal 7

Overview

This guide shows how to install, configure, and verify Centinel Analytica protection in WordPress. You’ll upload a .TAR.GZ plugin, enter your keys, choose which areas to protect (front‑end, REST API), and create a friendly block page.

Get your keys first: Visit your dashboard at https://dash.centinelanalytica.com/integrate and copy your Site Key and Secret Key.

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Requirements

• Drupal 7
• Drupal administrator access.
• Ability to upload and configure modules.

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1) Download the module .TAR.GZ

Download Drupal 7 Module. Keep the file compromizecompressed - do not decompress.

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2) Upload & activate the plugin

1. Log in as administrator.
2. Go to the main menu and click on Modules.
3. Click on Install new module.

4. Once the module installation is complete, navigate to Configuration and in the menu select Centinel Analytica Settings

5. Enter your API keys that you find in the Centinel Analytica Dashboard.

• Site Key – paste the value from your dashboard.
• Secret Key – paste the value from your dashboard.
• Block Page URL – the path users are redirected to when blocked (default: /block).
• Apply protection to – check the areas to protect:
  • Front‑End pages – protects public pages.
  • API – protects JSON API routes.

Click Save Changes.

Just in case, you can clear the cache under https://yoursite.com/admin/config/development/performance.

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3) Verify installation

In Centinel Analytica → Analytics you should soon see traffic being added if you navigate your website.

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That's it! You are all done, if you have any questions or issues please don't hesitate to contact us!