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Manage and debug your access control policies on the Policy-based Access landing page

Valid from Pega Version Pega Platform

You can now view, manage, and debug access control policies that are used in your application on the Policy-based Access landing page. You can also verify whether relevant access control policies grant or deny access to a specific case for a specific operator. By using this new landing page you can manage and debug policies by yourself without contacting Global Customer Support.

For more information, see Reviewing access control policies, Verifying access control policies​

Security landing pages and features require privileges

Valid from Pega Version 7.3

Security-related landing pages and features are no longer visible and accessible to every user. To view and configure the following security features, you must have the appropriate privileges:

  • Attribute-based access control (ABAC) policies require the pzCanManageSecurityPolicies privilege.
  • The Authentication Services landing page requires the pzCanCreateAuthService privilege.

Discovery features for access control policies

Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2

Access control policies now support discovery features that allow end users to view limited, customizable information about class instances that fail Read policies but satisfy Discover policies. Two types of Discovery gadgets are provided, and when discovery features are enabled, a Discovery gadget is included in the Report Viewer and in search results. Developers can customize these gadgets and include them in other parts of an application user interface.

For more information, see Discovery features for access control policies.

Use client-based access control to support EU GDPR requirements

Valid from Pega Version 8.1

You can use client-based access control (CBAC) to satisfy the data privacy requirements of the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and similar regulations. By using client-based access control, you can identify the personal data of clients and automatically process requests to view, update, or remove the data in a secure manner. You can also enforce restrictions on the use of this data in application functions.

For more information, see Client-based access control.

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