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9 Manage Security Policies

About Security Policies

Various behaviors related to user management and security depend on policies that the Security
Administrator can configure. HPDM groups these policies into the following categories:

Certificate and Connection Policies

Password Policies

Logging Policies

Power Role Management Policies

Related Topics

“Display Security Policies” (page 117)
“Change a Security Policy” (page 117)

Display Security Policies

To display the currently configured security policies:

1.

Log on as a user belonging to ROLE.SECMGR. For more information about logging on, see

“Connect to a System” (page 25)

.

2.

Select the Security area. For more information about areas, see

“Select an Area” (page 35)

.

3.

In the navigation tree pane, select the Policies folder. The policies tabs appear in the right
pane (under the Security tab), allowing you to configure the policy options.

Related Topics

“Change a Security Policy” (page 117)

Change a Security Policy

Before changing a security policy, note these considerations:

Only a user who belongs to the ROLE.SECMGR role can change a security policy.

Changing these security policies requires stopping and restarting all NDCS services:
— Allow Down-rev Drivers to Connect
— Log Successful Database Logins
— Log Failed Database Logins
— Abort Database Login if Logging Fails
— Role Password Required at Login (any change applying to Database Users or Platform

Users)

NOTE:

For changes to these policies, Security Administrators should notify all users in

advance that a policy change will occur. Users should be instructed to disconnect from the
Neoview platform before the policy change is made. After changing the policy, the Security
Administrator should notify all users that they can reconnect to the Neoview platform.

Changes to security policies generally take effect immediately. However, some changes can
take longer. For example, changes to authentication logging can take up to five minutes to
be implemented.

To change a security policy:

1.

Log on as a user belonging to ROLE.SECMGR.

2.

Select the Security area. For more information about areas, see

“Select an Area” (page 35)

.

3.

In the navigation tree pane, select the Policies folder. The policies tabs appear in the right
pane (under the Security tab), allowing you to configure the policy options.

About Security Policies

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