Recommendation Isolate the security domain into its own silo during development and testing. Utilize development to test principals and authentication mechanisms that are separate from the production systems. This safeguards the enterprise in the event of unforeseen interactions or breaches while tuning the security setup of P8 Content Manager. Chinese Wall The Chinese Wall model (also known as the Brewer and Nash model [1]) is a security model where read/write access to files is governed by membership of data in conflict-of-interest classes and data sets. This is the basic model used to provide both privacy and integrity for data. This methodology allows the security to be driven directly from the classes and data sets of the information, segregating the accesses based on their content. P8 Content Manager can support the Chinese Wall methodology through ACL settings on the data objects contained in the system themselves. The control can be assigned on a role basis, identifying the conflict of interest data sets at design time. Note Although are not supported in IBM FileNet P8, IBM FileNet P8 can leverage a role-based methodology. See "" on page 138. Role-based access control is also a very important concept from the enterprise
Recommendation Isolate the security domain into its own silo during development and testing. Utilize development to test principals and authentication mechanisms that are separate from the production systems. This safeguards the enterprise in the event of unforeseen interactions or breaches while tuning the security setup of P8 Content Manager. Chinese Wall The Chinese Wall model (also known as the Brewer and Nash model [1]) is a security model where read/write access to files is governed by membership of data in conflict-of-interest classes and data sets. This is the basic model used to provide both privacy and integrity for data. This methodology allows the security to be driven directly from the classes and data sets of the information, segregating the accesses based on their content. P8 Content Manager can support the Chinese Wall methodology through ACL settings on the data objects contained in the system themselves. The control can be assigned on a role basis, identifying the conflict of interest data sets at design time. Note Although are not supported in IBM FileNet P8, IBM FileNet P8 can leverage a role-based methodology. See "" on page 138. Role-based access control is also a very important concept from the enterprise
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