Implementing Security
Overview For some users, the need to implement sign-on security in front of their applications is relatively low. However, at...
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Row Level Security
Row Level Security is a highly flexible technique for controlling which records are returned based on the current user. The... -
Secure by User or Session ID
After you have implemented Sign on Security (see here), you may want to control who can see which records. For... -
Application Security – Locking Down your Applications
Overview Many developers utilize m-Power’s built-in Dictionary Security, which requires end-users to sign on before running any applications in the... -
Auditing m-Power Login Activity
m-Power developers have the ability to log end-user activity for signon/signoff of generated applications. This functionality is quite useful for... -
Automating m-Power Authentication
Occasionally, developers need their users to authenticate to the m-Power server (For row level or menu security) but do not... -
Securing Applications Against Multiple Validation Sources
As you may know, m-Power applications can be configured to require Sign-on validation so that your user must first authenticate... -
Modifying Default Tomcat User
How can we change the default username/password Tomcat ships with? Various areas of Tomcat are secured to prevent unauthorized access,... -
End-User Menuing
Overview The menu system in m-Power offers a centralized location for end-users to access their applications (menu options). Using the... -
Promote Menu Data
Overview This document is applicable for m-Power clients who connect to different databases for their development and production applications. In... -
Adding SSO (via OAuth2) to m-Power Applications
This document will explain how to configure m-Power as well as a 3rd party tool (in our case, Microsoft’s Azure)... -
Adding SSO (via SAML) to m-Power Applications
This document will explain how to configure m-Power as well as a 3rd party tool (in our case, Microsoft’s Azure)... -
Setting up Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in m-Power
Overview Two-factor authentication has become a popular method of providing an additional security layer in regards to user authentication. When... -
Best Practices for Securing Public Facing Applications
When deploying public facing applications, several steps can be taken to further protect your applications from nefarious activity. While m-Power...
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