Roles Permissions
In SEI, Roles Permissions configuration is a fundamental aspect of maintaining data security and ensuring efficient system operation. This section of the documentation provides comprehensive guidelines on configuring and utilizing Roles Permissions effectively. It is designed to help administrators understand how to assign specific permissions to different roles, ensuring that users have appropriate access to functionalities and data within SEI. By following these guidelines, administrators can create a tailored and secure environment that aligns with their organization's policies and requirements.
General Guidelines
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Understand the Roles: Before assigning permissions, it is important to have a clear understanding of the SECURITY and BASIC roles.
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SECURITY should be assigned to administrators or super-users responsible for building and maintaining data models, managing governance, OLAP cubes, and distribution jobs, as well as creating new environments.
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BASIC is designed for users who need to use and manipulate existing views, reports or dashboards and possibly create their own versions.
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Assign Permissions: Check the appropriate permissions boxes next to each function required by the role. Refer to predefined guidelines below for each role to ensure consistency and security.
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SECURITY: Assign all permissions necessary for full system management, including the option to create, modify and delete of data models, views, and procedures.
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BASIC: Grant permissions that allow the user to view, create, and interact with reports and dashboards. Restrict permissions that would enable altering system-wide settings or data-models.
Test the permissions with a user account assigned to each role to ensure they can perform their expected tasks without issue.
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Renew and Update Permissions Regularly: As new features are added and organizational needs change, periodically review roles and permissions to ensure they still provide the appropriate level or access.
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Document Changes: Keep a log of permissions changes for each role to help with audits and troubleshooting.
Recommended Values
Here are the recommended values for the typical BASIC and SECURITY roles:
General Roles
Data Model Roles
By following these best practices and detailed steps, administrators will establish a robust permissions system that aligns with organizational security policies and enhances the user experience in SEI.
Sensitive information, such as user roles and permissions, should be treated with utmost confidentiality and only be accessed by authorized personnel.