I've got a SharePoint application and I'm sad to say that in my SharePoint-induced excitement, I ignored a lot of the security concerns I should have been paying more attention to. Though we didn't before, now we actually need granular security, so I need to get educated. I'm mostly interested in how to best create groups and add users to those groups. We have a single main site collection and a couple dozen subsites under that collection. How can I best create a granular security world where I can independently assign rights to each of these subsites?
Content protection: Your data is encrypted at the disk level using BitLocker encryption and at the file level using keys. For info, see Data Encryption in OneDrive and SharePoint.
SharePoint can run under various IIS modes to authenticate its users. The modes include: Anonymous, Basic, Integrated Windows or Certificates Authentication (over SSL). Authorization: SharePoint security facilitates the regulation of access privileges of users and groups as well.
To have permissions vary at the "sub site" level which is the SPWeb object in object model terms you need to enable unique permission for the site.
A good article outlining the permission hierarchy in SharePoint 2007 can be found on the office web site About controlling access to sites and site content
In my experience if you are able to use permission inheritance over granular security it's much less hassle to manage.
Breaking site permission inheritance
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