Access Control Overview Flashcards

1
Q

What CRUD stands for?

A

Create
Read
Update
Delete

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2
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What are some levels of security SN provides before a user can perform CRUD operations on a table?

A

User authentication/ Login: users, groups and roles
Application and Module Access: governed by Roles
Database Access: tables, governed by global system properties governed by access control rules

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3
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What are the three security modules on the All menu, typically used by System Administrator l?

A

System Properties > Security
System Security > Access Control (ACL)
System Security > High Security Settings

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4
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What is Access Control?

A

A security rule defined to restrict some permissions from a user from viewing and interacting with data.

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5
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What ServiceNow operations can be restricted by Access Control?

A

Execute
Edit_ci_relations
save_as_template
Report_on
personalize_choices l

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6
Q

What role a user has to have to create or update a access control rule?

A

security_admin

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7
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What each control rule specifies? L

A

Permission: roles, conditional expressions and scripts
Object: the object that is being secured
Operation: what operation is being restricted

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8
Q

What is created by default when a custom table is created?

A

Four access rules: create, read, write. delete
A role associated with these access control rules

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9
Q

How do you open a configuration file of a table?

A

<table>.config or .CONFIG (to open in a new tab)
</table>

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