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AnthillPro Security for Auditors

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Eric Starr over at Anthillizer provides a how-to for creating an Auditor Role in your AnthillPro. He suggests default "read" or "view" permissions across the board but no execute permissions. Seems like a reasonable strategy for most teams.

Anthillizer is on a bit of a security kick recently and provided some cheat sheets for security settings.

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Posted by Eric Minick on February 17, 2010 3:26:00 AM EST#



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