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(...) ou can fill in the data of the new source. The fields you need to complete depend on the selected source type.       Fig.2. Adding a New Source In the Association and Security tab, you can connect the created source to more existing applications and mark whether the source should be public by checking the "Public data source" checkbox (above Data source owners). (...)

(...) approach to maintain the previous database compatibility level. In situations where the database has a Compatibility Level lower than that of the SQL server version, concerns may arise about any Security vulnerabilities that were present in earlier versions of Microsoft SQL Server. However, this topic was also addressed in the documentation – the Compatibility Level setting affects the backward (...)

(...) guration of the Microsoft Azure Tenant application. Note that the Files.ReadWrite.All permission is broad (access to all OneDrive instances in the organization) and may violate the company’s Security policy.   Permissions for selected site collection An alternative configuration of the Microsoft Azure Tenant application is to give it permissions only to selected OneDrive instan (...)

(...) version of the connectors and when you are downloading them, it might be necessary to allow any extensions to be loaded. This can be found under File -> Options and Settings -> Options -> Security   Restart Power BI Desktop   Finally, we can load our data in using the Get Data function. Search for WEBCON connectors and choose the one corresponding to Application cont (...)

(...) We maintain mainstream support for the last two major versions of WEBCON BPS. Some versions are backed by Extended support. Mainstream support includes functional, performance, scalability, and Security updates. Extended support includes only Security updates.   End of support (also sometimes known as end of life) indicates that a product has reached the end of its lifecycle, and serv (...)

(...) use a Shared Mailbox.   Limiting access to a mailbox Granting Mail.Send and Mail.ReadWrite permissions to an application will give it access to all mailboxes in an organization. Due to Security concerns, we prefer to avoid this and limit the permissions to specific mailboxes. To achieve this we create a Security group of the Mail-enabled Security type and then use it to configure an adeq (...)

(...) nd keep the Client Secret   However, there is a catch. The Mail.Send permission allows sending through all mailboxes, so we should limit this to only specific sender addresses added to a Security group. This method has been described here. Create a Security group of the Mail-enabled type Add the mailbox addresses that will be used as the custom Sender to the group As per the abov (...)

(...) ion step, the tool displays a series of checkboxes, e.g. the system asks the user whether to import BPS groups. By default, the option to move groups is selected, but the box Do you want to overwrite Security settings? must be checked as well.   Fig. 5. Configuration of additional import parameters in the dedicated tool     Checking the above boxes is necessary to import in (...)

(...) tinction between the first and second approach revolves around the issue of increased control and safety. When dealing with sensitive data, it is advisable to utilize business rules for enhanced data Security . Conversely, for situations where data safety is not the top priority and the focus is on optimizing the user experience, form rules may be more suitable.   Example 1: summing up values fr (...)

(...) stance or task sharing). The view provides a filtering function for sharings, which is particularly useful when there is a large number of sharings to manage.   Identity verification with Security codes   Starting from the 2023 R2 version, it is possible to enhance the Security of public links by utilizing a single-use authorization code which is sent to the email address of the lin (...)

(...) list of granted accesses for bps_user can be found in the [dbo].[proc_GrantLowPrivileges] procedure definition. The introduced restrictions are justified – in this way the level of data Security in the system has been increased. The possibility of intentional or accidental modification of data and system configuration is thus hindered. If, as a results of design work in the development of (...)

(...) ation data from IT systems. In practical terms, this involves monitoring and collecting data from various components of an IT system in order to obtain information about their operation, performance, Security , and many other important parameters. Telemetry offers a number of advantages, such as monitoring and diagnosing problems in real time, performance optimization based on data analysis and bottlene (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2023 R3 and above; author: Krystyna Gawryał   Introduction In the 2023 R3 version of BPS, WEBCON has implemented a new functionality that enhances Security against unauthorized path transition .and prevents the execution of an unrequested task, such as signing a contract. If enabled, users who want to proceed to the next step must confirm their identity based on an addit (...)

(...) it is possible to secure access to Portal with either a PIN code or biometric protection.  This functionality can be configured in the aforementioned Edit connection window by clicking the PIN Security button. After setting up the PIN code, you can enable biometric protection (fingerprint or facial recognition) by selecting the Biometric Security button (ensure that biometric functions are enabled (...)

(...) r pressing the aforementioned button, a window will open where you can configure a new data source. The configuration is done in a standard manner, so it is enough to mention that the Association and Security tab contains the specific application for which the source is created (in this case this is HR Department Application). Additionally, users can make such a source available to other applications to w (...)

(...) ways: by typing in the “dcmcnfg” command in the Run dialogue window in the Windows system (Windows key + R); by navigating in the Control panel window through the path System and Security → Windows Tools → Component Services → Computers → My Computer → DCOM Config. After opening the Component Services window, go to DCOM Config and select the ABBY FineRead (...)

(...) h form rules. By default, the configuration of such rules is inherited from the settings of the main form, but, similar to the first case, it is also possible to break the settings inheritance; Security level (System settings → Global parameters → Required mobile application Security level). This setting is common for all WEBCON BPS applications and processes. It requires the user (...)

(...) sage context is not lost if images do not display. Be cautious with background images as support for them is not universal. 7. Avoid JavaScript: Most email clients do not support JavaScript due to Security reasons, so relying on any scripts to modify your email dynamically will likely not work as intended. 8. Character Encoding: Always specify a character set in your HTML emails. Using <meta char (...)

  Applies to version: 2023 R3 and above; author: Łukasz Maciaszkiewicz   Introduction With the release of the 14th cumulative update (CU14) for Microsoft Exchange Server 2019, there has been a revision in the approach to the Extended Protection feature. As a result, the feature, previously optional in earlier update packages, is now automatically enabled by default during in

(...) e of one of its cells. This value originally defines the row and makes it unique, even if the values of other cells of this row overlap with the values of analogous columns of the Item list. A Social Security number (SSN), Tax Identification number (TIN), identification card number, school/student identification card number, product serial number/code, Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), vehicle registra (...)