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Security Implementation Scenarios

You can configure security in

MDM Hub

implementations in multiple ways.

A policy decision point is a specific security check point that determines the identity of users at run time. This is called authentication. A policy decision point also confirms what

MDM Hub

resources users can access. This is called authorization. The degree to which policy decision points are handled internally by the

MDM Hub

, or externally by third-party security providers or other security services, depends on the

MDM Hub

implementation.

The following scenarios are examples of high-level ways that you can configure security in

MDM Hub

implementations:

Internal-only policy decision points

External User Directory

Roles-based Centralized policy decision points

Comprehensive Centralized policy decision points

The

MDM Hub

does not reflect changes to resource privileges from an external security provider. If you make changes to resource privileges by using an external security provider, use other means to synchronize the changes with the

MDM Hub

Introduction to MDM Hub Security

Internal Policy Decision Point

External User Directory

Role-based Centralized Policy Decision

Comprehensive Centralized Policy Decision

Configuration Tasks for Security Scenarios

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