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Application Dispatcher Security
Security is a complex topic for networked, client/server applications. Security issues include user authentication, authorization, communications security, and writing secure applications. Here are some of the many approaches and tools you can use to secure the Application Dispatcher.
- Application Broker and Web Server Security
- Application Server Security
- The Application Server Should Not Trust the Application Broker
- Application Server May Restrict Application Broker Access
- Supplying a Password When Starting the Application Server
- Hiding Passwords and Other Sensitive Data from the SAS Log
- Restricting Access to Program Libraries
- Disabling Sample Programs
- Reviewing New or Modified Code
- Controlling Access to SAS Data Sources With the AUTHLIB Data Set
- Application Dispatcher Program Security
Related Topics
- Host Authentication
- Firewalls (support.sas.com/rnd/web/intrnet/misc/firewall.html)
- Application Broker Directives. See BrokerPassword under Administrator Directives and Encrypt under General Service Directives.
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