Security Analytics Engine 1.0

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Table 1. Main web pages
Page	Description
Applications	Allows you to setup and manage the applications that use the Security Analytics Engine. This page is also used for creating risk policies for applications.
Conditions	Allows you to manage conditions for the plugins.
Plugins	Allows you to manage the plugin instances that are used by the Security Analytics Engine to perform condition checks and calculate risk scores.
Auditing	Allows you to view and filter the auditing data collected by the Security Analytics Engine.
Fallback Password	Allows you to manage the fallback password.
Security Settings	Allows you to manage the authentication type, enable two factor authentication and configure the users and groups authorized to use the Security Analytics Engine application. IMPORTANT: The Security Settings page is only available when the Security Analytics Engine has been installed with the bundled Security Token Service (STS). When the Security Analytics Engine is configured to use an external STS for authentication, as might be the case when the Security Analytics Engine is bundled with another product (for example, Dell™ One Identity Cloud Access Manager), this page is not available. Instead the STS authentication functionality and authorization roles should be configured within the other product.
Policy Overrides	Allows you to create and manage policy overrides.

These links are used to navigate back to parent pages but after being clicked will erase all links for later pages. For example, if the Home link is clicked while on an Edit Plugin page, the Edit Plugin and Plugins links disappear. To return to the Edit Plugin page, use your browser’s back button or from the Home page click Plugins then click the Edit button of the plugin to edit.