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Access Permissions Management
Last updated: 2024-08-02 10:14:18
This document will guide you on how to view and use permissions for specific resources in Cloud Security Center (CSC), and how to use policies for specific sections of the CSC console.
Overview
You can grant a user permission to view and use specific resources in the CSC console by using a Cloud Access Management (CAM) policy.
SOC Full Access Policy
If you want users to have Management Permissions to the CSC, you can grant them the policy named QcloudSSAFullAccess. This policy allows users to have management permissions for all resources in CSC. To authorize users with the preset policy QcloudSSAFullAccess, see directions.
SOC Read-Only Policy
If you want users to have query permissions to the CSC, but don't have the creation, deletion and processing permissions, you can grant them the policy named QcloudSSAReadOnlyAccess. To authorize users with the preset policy QcloudSSAReadOnlyAccess, see directions.
Policy For SOC-related Resources
If you want users to have usage permissions to the CSC cloud assets, compliance management, cloud security configuration, response center, and UBA, you can grant them the policy named QcloudAuditFullAccess. This policy allows users to have operational permissions for all resources in CloudAudit, thereby achieving their goals. To authorize users with the preset policy QcloudSSAReadOnlyAccess, see directions.
Directions
1. Log in to the CAM console. In the left sidebar, click Policies to enter the policy page.
2. On the search box on the policy page, enter the policy name (search as needed), such as by entering QcloudCCNFullAccess to search.
3. In the action bar on the right side of the QcloudSSAFullAccess policy, click Associate User/User Group/Role.
4. On the associating user/user group/role page, select the sub-user that needs permission configuration, and click OK.
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