Makes Sharing Data Smarter, Easier and More Secure
With security.manager, GIS administrators can restrict access to spatial data at a granular level. This allows them to limit the view of layers, objects, attributes and spatial sections, as well as editing rights. This means that all users, whether internal or external, only see the data that has been released for them. security.manager works so efficiently, intelligently and securely that administrative effort is reduced and data redundancy is minimised.
Instead of publishing services redundantly, security.manager filters the spatial data at the source. This means that only one service needs to be published, and all users can access it via the same URL.
security.manager works invisibly in the background: users do not notice that data is being hidden from them. After logging in, each group only sees what it is allowed to see.
security.manager enables the creation of fine-grained permissions. Anything that is not explicitly authorised is automatically prohibited. This reliably prevents unauthorised access to sensitive data.
Without security.manager, we would still keep our geodata in the closet and inaccessible. security.manager opens up complete new possibilities to offer GIS-based web services controlling access precisely for users with different permissions.
- Maps are published only once and filtered individually for different user groups.
- Content can be restricted spatially and at layer, object and attribute level.
- Redundant data storage and preparation are eliminated through central filtering.
- Maps, apps and services only need to be published once.
- Access rights can be assigned with a high degree of automation.
- Processes become more efficient and routines are noticeably reduced.
- security.manager integrates transparently.
- Users only see information for which they have explicit authorisation.
- Anything that is not permitted is automatically restricted.
security.manager has made it possible to create one web map and one web app for each department and control how each operates. Without security.manager, we could only achieve fine level control by creating a large number of apps, map services or web maps.
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