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Securing User Authentication

Author: exforsys.com | Published: 22nd Aug 2005 | Visited: 559 times | Add Comment
Filed in: OLAP

The enforcement of security defined by the roles must be preceded by user authentication. When the user connects to the Analysis server, the first thing that happens is authentication. The user login is validated and the user is given access to the data on the server in accordance with the roles. If authentication is unsuccessful, he will not be able to access the data on the server

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