Configure confidentiality in GRC tables

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You can create a confidentiality configuration record in your GRC tables.

Before you begin

Before you begin the confidentiality configuration on your table, you must create three new columns in the table that you want to enable confidentiality in.

Role required: sn_grc.admin.

Type Comments Example column name Description
Boolean Confidential u_confidential Flag that marks or unmarks whether a field is confidential.
List, Reference to sys_user table Allowed users u_allowed_users Field that contains the list of users who can access the confidential record.
List, Reference to sys_user_group table Allowed groups u_allowed_groups Field that contains the list of user groups who can access the confidential record.

For more information, see KB1497382.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > GRC Administration > Confidentiality Configuration and select New.

  2. In the new confidential configuration form, fill in the fields that are required for enabling confidentiality for the GRC tables.

    For more information about the fields, see Confidentiality configuration form.

    [Omitted image "confidential-configuration.png"] Alt text: Confidentiality configuration record.

  3. Select Submit.

Result

Confidentiality is enabled for the GRC table that you selected.

Parent Topic:Confidential records

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