View default security policies

Data Integrity Suite

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Spatial Analytics
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Data Integrity Suite
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Default security policies are automatically created in the workspace. These cannot be deleted from the workspace and can only be enabled or disabled depending on the requirements.

To access the security policies in a workspace:

  1. Click Configuration > Security from the main navigation menu.
  2. Navigate to the Policies tab.
  3. The page displays the list of default Security Policies along with the following details.
    • Status: Displays whether the Security Policy is enabled or disbaled.
    • Security Policy: Displays the name of the Security Policy.
    • Type: Displays if it is a default or custom security policy.
    • User Groups: Displays the number of user groups associated with the Security Policy.
    • Users: Number of users assigned to the Security Policy.
    • Roles: Number of roles assigned to the Security Policy.
    • Last Updated: The timestamp when the Security Policy was last updated.
    • Last Updated By: The user who last updated the Security Policy.
  4. Use the Search bar to perform a quick search of the existing security policies.

List of default security policies:

Policy Description User Group Role
Catalog Management Allows catalog and governance managers to configure catalog and governance settings. Catalog Managers Data Steward
Catalog Viewer
Connection Management Allows connection managers to manage connections to resources outside of the Data Integrity Suite such as datasources and large language models (LLM) Connection Managers Agent Manager
Datasource Manager
Agent Managers Agent Manager
Datasource Managers Datasource Manager
Designers Allows users to create, edit, and delete configuration for all resource types. Designers Business Owner
Data Steward
Quality Designer
Replication Designer
Workflow Manager
Catalog Viewer
Replication Designers Replication Designer
Observability Designers Quality Designer
Quality Designers
Operators Allows users to start and stop quality and replication pipelines. Operators Quality Designer
Replication Operator
Quality Operators Quality Operator
Replication Operators Replication Operator
Observability Viewers Catalog Viewer
Workspace Management Allows workspace managers to manage workspace settings such as security policies, users, datasources, governance, and the catalog. Workspace Managers,Workspace Owners Workspace Manager
User & Group Manager
Agent Manager
Datasource Manager
Data Steward
Workspace Admin Workspace Manager
Workspace Owner Workspace Manager

Disable default security policy

You can disable a default security policy to pause the permissions assigned to the user groups and users for the assets selected that are part of the policy.

To disable a default security policy

  1. Click Configuration > Security from the main navigation menu.
  2. Navigate to the Policies tab.
  3. Use the Search to locate the security policy or click the ellipsis next to their name and select Disable.
  4. The Disable Security Policy dialog box opens with the name of the security policy you would like to disable as well as a message indicating that disabling this security policy causes users and user groups to no longer be able to perform actions on the assets.
  5. Click Disable.

Duplicate default security policy

You can duplicate a default security policy when you would want to slightly modify the default security policy and create a custom policy.

To duplicate an existing security policy:

  1. Click Configuration > Security from the main navigation menu.
  2. Navigate to the Policies tab.
  3. Use the Search to locate the security policy or click the ellipsis menu next to their name and select Duplicate.
  4. On the Duplicate Security Policy dialog, click Duplicate.