Set Permissions on User Interface Entities (Example)

Tenable Identity Exposure applies permissions along the path used to access a certain user interface feature. The following example shows how to set permissions to allow the configuration of Syslog.

To reach Syslog parameters, users require permissions along the path System > Configuration > SYSLOG in Tenable Identity Exposure:

• System configuration: Management > System

• Configuration parameters: Management > System > Configuration

• Syslog alerts: Management > System > Configuration > Alerting engine > SYSLOG

To set permissions for Syslog configuration:

1. In Tenable Identity Exposure, click Accounts > Roles management.

2. Hover over the role for which you want to set permissions and click the icon on the right.

   The Edit a role pane appears.

3. Under Permissions Management, select Interface Entities.

4. In the list of entities, do the following:

   • Select Management > System and click the Access toggle to Granted.

   • Select Management > System > Configuration and click the Access toggle to Granted.

   • Select Management > System Configuration > Alerting engine > SYSLOG and click the Access toggle to Granted.

5. Click Apply.

   A message confirms that Tenable Identity Exposure updated permissions on the entities.

6. Under Permissions Management, select Data Entities.

7. In the list of entity sections, select Alerts by Syslog.

8. Select the Creation permission.

   Tenable Identity Exposure implicitly grants the Read and Edit permissions.

9. Click Apply and Close.

   A message confirms that Tenable Identity Exposure updated permissions on the entities.