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Description
FileMaker Security
Security is directed at preserving the Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability of digital assets and at protecting developer intellectual property. In a time when databases are regularly subjected to a variety of threats ranging from the malicious to the inadvertent, FileMaker developers, IT managers, and database administrators must take steps to protect digital assets. FileMaker Pro and FileMaker Server contemplate a system of role-based security coupled with industry standard Identity and Access Management controls. This series of movies examines many aspects of FileMaker security: how to construct it, how to manage it, how to deploy it, and how to avoid common, but costly, security errors. To begin learning today simply click the movie links. |
01 Introduction and Overview
0101 What Will be Covered
0102 Why it Will be Covered
0103 How Information is Organized
02 Why Security is Important
0201 Overview
0202 Confidentiality / Integrity and Availability of Data
0203 Intellectual Property Protection
0204 Risk and Threat Analysis - The Process pt. 1
0205 Risk and Threat Analysis - The Process pt. 2
0206 Risk and Threat Analysis - The Results
0207 Risk and Threat Analysis - Applying the Lessons Learned
0208 Criminal Threats
03 Introduction to FileMaker Security
0301 Overview
0302 Privilege Sets
0303 Accounts
0304 Extended Privileges
0305 Accounts in IWP
0306 UI Integration
0307 Security of Backups
04 Identity and Access Management
0401 Account Authentication
0402 IWP Account Authentication
0403 Passwords and Passphrases
05 Privilege Set Design
0501 Role Based Security
0502 Rule of Least Privilege
0503 Core Privilege Bits
0504 Granularity Explained
0505 Granularity Tables
0506 Granularity Value Lists
0507 Granularity Scripts
0508 Granularity Custom Functions
0509 Custom Privileges
0510 Custom Extended Privileges
0511 CounterIntuitive Settings
0512 Record Level Access pt. 1
0513 Record Level Access pt. 2
06 FileMaker Server Integration
0601 Database Visibility
0602 Web Based IWP Database Visibility
0603 CWP and Related Issues
0604 Encryption-Data in Transit
0605 External Server Authentication pt. 1
0606 External Server Authentication pt. 2
0607 Protecting Your Server
07 Intermediate Level Security Issues
0701 What Do We Do Now - Real World Security Deployment
0702 Custom Menus - Intro
0703 Custom Menus - Creating and Installing
0704 Custom Menus - Unexpected Results at Privilege Intersections
0705 How to Address Custom Menus
0706 Intro to UI Mgmt With PlugIns
0707 Exposé
0708 Unexpected Privileges Remaining Issue
0709 Export Field Contents Issue
0710 Editing Value Lists Bit Conflict
0711 Create and Edit Intersection
0712 The Evaluate Function
0713 Ersatz Log Ons
0714 Ersatz Log Ons Concept
0715 Ersatz Log Ons Vulnerabilities
0716 File References
0717 File References Triggering Scripts
0718 File References Printing
0719 IWP Implict vs. Explicit Guest Access
0720 IWP Website LogOn Management pt. 1
0721 IWP Website LogOn Management pt. 2
0722 Run Script with Full Access Privileges
08 Advanced Level Security Issues
0801 SSO
0802 Keychain
0803 OS Level Hardening pt. 1
0804 OS Level Hardening pt. 2
0805 Multi-Factor Authentication
0806 UI Integrity
0807 UI is Not a Security Feature
0808 Audit Trails
0809 Server Physical Integrity
0810 Layout Access Exposes Features
0811 Scripts and Their Context pt. 1
0812 Scripts and Their Context pt. 2
0813 PlugIns that Assist
0814 Script Variables and Vulnerabilities
0815 Encryption-Data At Rest and Backups pt. 1
0816 Encryption-Data At Rest and Backups pt. 2
0817 Architectural and Analytical Issues
0818 Defense in Depth
0819 Authentication Order FMServer
0820 Opening Scripts
0821 Web Viewer (8.5 only)
09 Summary and Conclusions
0901 Summary pt. 1
0902 Summary pt. 2
0903 About Steven H. Blackwell
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