The ArchestrAnaut

In part 1, I covered a simple example on setting up security in IAS.  We often run across scenarios where System Platform security either doesn’t work quite like we want (second person verification) or can’t do what we want (supervisor verification).  The goal for part 2 is to outline the existing holes and to cover some of the tips & tricks we’ve got for applying security above and beyond the system’s existing capabilities.

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Before I get into ways to cover some of the gaps in IAS’s security scheme, I wanted to briefly go over how to implement domain-based security in IAS & InTouch.  To be fair, you can get most of this from the help manual, but I’m going to try to explain it with an example.

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