When I’m reviewing SAS® metadata security implementations, I find it useful to have baseline security metadata to refer to. This baseline documents the initial state of metadata security (ACTs, ACEs, users, groups, roles, capabilities, protected objects, logins and internal logins) for a fresh new SAS software deployment. When reviewing a SAS installation I can then [...]
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Protecting the Unrestricted from Impersonation
I was asked a very insightful question about SAS® metadata security this week. This question and the ensuing investigation means I’ll now consider the inclusion of protections for unrestricted users in my metadata security plans. Especially for securing sensitive environments that have a separate group of user administrators who should not have access to login [...]