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Overview of TDV Security Features
TDV provides many layers and types of security: password security, Internet security, domain/group/user security, row-based security, authentication protocols like Kerberos and NTLM. These security features are described in this topic and also elsewhere in the TDV documentation set as follows:
• Summary of Password Encryption and Security in TDV
• Summary of Internet Security Options
• Right and privileges to control levels of access to TDV resources are described in Rights and Privileges.
• Row-based security lets you control access to specific rows of data and is described in Assigning Users to TDV Groups or Identities.
• For information about setting up users and groups and their passwords, see Composite Domain Administration
• For information about authentication protocols, see:
— Configuring Kerberos Single Sign-On
— Configuring NTLM Authentication
• For descriptions of the security features available within and between TDV components, and between TDV components and their clients and data sources, see the TDV Security Features Guide.