Creating Policies
This section guides you through creating Policies in ESA. Create Policies by adding Data Elements, Roles, and Data Stores to them.
Policies group together Data Elements, Masks, and Roles to create security configurations that reflect your organization’s data security strategy. Policies are deployed to the locations specified under Data Stores. This is applicable to the policies that are dynamically deployed and not to the immutable policies that are deployed using the DevOps approach. The mapping between Roles and Data Elements is unique to each Policy and needs to be configured.
Note: The Deploy Status is only applicable for 9.x.x.x Protectors and earlier. For 10.0.x protectors and later, you can access the information about the deploy statuses from the Protegrity Dashboard.
Protegrity supports two types of Policies:
Policies must be deployed to take effect in the system.
Any updates made to any of the policy components result in a policy change. These updates may be related to administrative changes in the policy definition, such as an addition of a data element. These updates may also be an effect of a change coming from the organization’s Directory Service that is automatically pulled into the ESA.
User-originated changes made through the ESA UI require a manual policy deployment from the Web UI. User-originated changes made via the ESA Policy Management API are automatically deployed. Finally, any changes coming from the LDAP Member Sources that are configured in automatic refresh mode in the Role definition are also immediately deployed.
For more information about the available Policy Deployment mechanisms, refer to the Deploying Policies section.
This section guides you through creating Policies in ESA. Create Policies by adding Data Elements, Roles, and Data Stores to them.
This section discusses about how to add data elements to policy.
This section discusses how to add roles to a policy and then how to customize the permissions for individual roles.
Overview of configuring policy permissions.
Making the Policy available to the Protectors.
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