Content Security - Revision history

Vmurrell at 07:44, 6 October 2025

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‎Removing Rules

2020-11-23T17:06:08Z

‎How do I remove an Inherited restriction?

2020-11-23T17:04:50Z

‎How do I delete a Security Group?

2020-11-23T17:03:44Z

‎How do I delete a Security Group?

2020-11-23T16:59:47Z

‎How to restrict an individual item

2020-11-23T16:56:42Z

‎Use Cases

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	'''This option is only available in Version 10.'''		'''This option is only available in Version 10.'''

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 =Overview=
 The Content Security module is available from the Administration menu in Fusion Registry versions earlier than V11.0which is available to users with Administrator and Agency access rights. The module allows you to decide who, inside and outside your organisation, can view Structures and Data. In Version 11, a new module will be introduced, Fusion Security Manager.

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 [[Category:Functions]]
 =Overview=
 The Content Security module is available from the Administration menu in Fusion Registry versions earlier than V11.0which is available to users with Administrator and Agency access rights. The module allows you to decide who, inside and outside your organisation, can view Structures and Data. In Version 11, a new module will be introduced, Fusion Security Manager.

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 [[Category:Functions]]
 =Overview=
-The Content Security module is available from the Administration menu which is available to users with Administrator and Agency access rights. The module allows you to decide who, inside and outside your organisation, can view Structures and Data.
+The Content Security module is available from the Administration menu in Fusion Registry versions earlier than V11.0which is available to users with Administrator and Agency access rights. The module allows you to decide who, inside and outside your organisation, can view Structures and Data. In Version 11, a new module will be introduced, Fusion Security Manager.
 The module is simple and straight forward to use however before you embark on any implementation it is recommended that you spend some time planning out what you want to achieve before you start.

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 ==Removing Rules==
-===From the Structure or Data tab
+===From the Structure or Data tab===
 Select the Security Group and open the Structures tab then use the checkbox to indicate which rules are to be removed, then click the Remove button.

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	==How do I remove an Inherited restriction?==		==How do I remove an Inherited restriction?==
−	The only way to remove an Inherited restriction from a Security Group is to remove the restriction which created the Inheritance as explained in this section of the guide.	+	The only way to remove an Inherited restriction from a Security Group is to remove the restriction which created the Inheritance [https://wiki.sdmxcloud.org/Content_Security#Inheritance_of_Structure_Rules as explained in this section of the guide.]

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 ==How do I delete a Security Group?==
-First, remove all the Structure and Data Rules as explained in the [https://wiki.sdmxcloud.org/Content_Security#Removing_Rules section Removing Rules]. You will then be able to delete the Group using the Remove Group option.
+First, remove all the Structure and Data Rules as explained in the [https://wiki.sdmxcloud.org/Content_Security#Removing_Rules section Removing Rules]. You will then be able to delete the Group [https://wiki.sdmxcloud.org/Content_Security#Removing_Rules using the Remove Group option.]
 ==How do I remove an Inherited restriction?==
 The only way to remove an Inherited restriction from a Security Group is to remove the restriction which created the Inheritance as explained in this section of the guide.

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 ==How to restrict an individual item==
-This scenario is explained in the example used in the ‘Building Content Security’ section. Click here to view the relevant section.
+This scenario is explained in the example used above - [https://wiki.sdmxcloud.org/Content_Security#Structure_Rules please refer to the Structure Rules section.]
 ==How do I rename a Security Group?==

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	'''Note''': This would restrict access to all the Dataflows that use the Data Structure.		'''Note''': This would restrict access to all the Dataflows that use the Data Structure.
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		+	==How to restrict an individual item==
		+	This scenario is explained in the example used in the ‘Building Content Security’ section. Click here to view the relevant section.
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		+	==How do I rename a Security Group?==
		+	This is not currently possible – delete the group and start again.
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		+	==How do I delete a Security Group?==
		+	First, remove all the Structure and Data Rules as explained in the Removing Rules section. You will then be able to delete the Group using the Remove Group option.
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		+	==How do I remove an Inherited restriction?==
		+	The only way to remove an Inherited restriction from a Security Group is to remove the restriction which created the Inheritance as explained in this section of the guide.