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| Administrators should also connect to storage providers using HTTPS. For storage providers with a fixed endpoint including AWS S3, Azure, Google Cloud Storage the File Fabric always uses HTTPS. | Administrators should also connect to storage providers using HTTPS. For storage providers with a fixed endpoint including AWS S3, Azure, Google Cloud Storage the File Fabric always uses HTTPS. | ||
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| ===== 3 Encryption Algorithm ===== | ===== 3 Encryption Algorithm ===== | ||
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| ===== 6 Access Control Security ===== | ===== 6 Access Control Security ===== | ||
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| The File Fabric supports Access Control Permissions at a Role, User, or folder level for shared folders. The Permissions can be taken from Active Directory if single sign-on is being used. | The File Fabric supports Access Control Permissions at a Role, User, or folder level for shared folders. The Permissions can be taken from Active Directory if single sign-on is being used. | ||
| + | ===== 7 Restrict by IP ===== | ||
| + | The File Fabric supports the ability to whitelist or blacklist IP addresses. This can be done at the Organization level (tenant) or on a per user basis. For more information see [[geoip]]. | ||
| ===== 7 Audit Security ===== | ===== 7 Audit Security ===== | ||