#Security Design Guide - Under Construction

##Preface

Izenda's .NET API has a number of features with associated functions and variables to plug into your application's security methodology.

Izenda's security allows you to quickly and simply use case statements and your log-in credentials to implement user types and hide information per user role, group or tenant.

With Izenda, you can:

  • Use your own authentication for Izenda
  • Separate users by name, role and/or tenant.
  • Create different user types giving access to different features
  • Filter data based on credentials automatically per user, group and/or tenant
  • Dictate which tables, views or stored procedures the user can pull data from
  • Hide reports or entire categories programatically

This guide will explain the different variables and methods to implement security and explain common scenarios using working code samples.

##Section 1 - Commonly Used Variables

A collection of commonly used variables with short descriptions and use cases.

##Section 2 - Log-in Credentials

A best practice document with an example using the a sample Log in page.

##Section 3 - Getting started

A basic security foundation with example code

##Section 4 - User Types

An intermediate code sample showing a case statement based on user role

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