| HSM |
An HSM (Hardware Security Module) is a piece of hardware and
associated software or firmware that usually resides in a PC or server
and provides at least the minimal cryptographic functions. These
functions include (but are not limited to) encryption, decryption, key
generation, and hashing. |
| LDAP |
The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is an authentication
protocol to validate a user’s credentials, entered in an application,
against the credentials stored in the Active Directory database. |
| PAM |
Privileged Access Management (PAM) is the practice of managing
users/devices/applications that have elevated access to an
organization’s most confidential and critical resources. |
| RADIUS |
The Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) protocol is a
networking protocol that provides centralized authentication,
authorization, and accounting management. |
| RBAC |
Role and Resource-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a method of
restricting AppViewX functions, network resources that can be managed
and monitored in AppViewX based on the roles of individual users within
an enterprise. |
| Resource |
All the devices and objects that are configured within AppViewX are
termed as Resources. Resources can be assigned to a user group. Users
within a user group will inherit resources assigned to that group. User
groups can be assigned more than a resource. |
| Role |
A set of permissions to execute specific tasks in the application is
termed as Roles in AppViewX. Roles can be assigned only to a user group.
Users within user groups will inherit role permissions assigned to that
group. User groups can be assigned more than one role. |
| SAML |
The SecurityAssertion Markup Language (SAML) protocol is used for
authenticating and authorizing user identity for Single Sign On (SSO)
services. |
| TACAS |
The Terminal Access Controller Access Control System (TACACS)
authentication is used to validate users requesting remote
access. |
| User |
A user is an individual who has access to AppViewX using a unique
username and password maintained internally or by an external enterprise
server such as Active Directories (AD). |
| User Group |
user group is a set of individual users assigned with the same roles
and resources. You can associate one or more roles and resources to a
user group. Users within that user group are granted the role and
resource permissions. |