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Security Rules

Security Rules

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What is Security Rules?

Security Rules define how data in a backend platform (like Firebase) can be accessed. They act as a firewall, controlling read and write access based on various conditions, such as user authentication, data validation, and request properties. They are commonly used to protect sensitive data, prevent unauthorized modifications, and enforce application-specific access control policies.

What other technologies are related to Security Rules?

Security Rules Complementary Technologies

Business Rules are server-side scripts that run when database records are displayed, inserted, updated, or deleted. They are a core part of ServiceNow's functionality and work in conjunction with Security Rules to enforce security policies.
mentioned alongside Security Rules in 89% (74) of relevant job posts
UI Macros are reusable pieces of UI code in ServiceNow. While not directly related to security rules, they can be used to control the UI based on security contexts, making them complementary.
mentioned alongside Security Rules in 20% (66) of relevant job posts
UI Scripts add client-side behavior to ServiceNow. They can be used to enforce security policies on the client-side, complementing server-side security rules.
mentioned alongside Security Rules in 15% (70) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention Security Rules?

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