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Security Requirements

Security Requirements Overview​

Projects are made up of a security level, and security levels are made up of one or more security requirements.

Security requirements are the operating source for the projects. A requirement is a condition that a user can be certified for, such as U.S. Citizenship or ITAR training. Certifying a user for one of these requirements in the system means an admin thicking a box that says "Yes, user X satisfies the Y requirement".

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  • Requirements have additional properties beyond a name and a description.
  • A requirement may specify a max lifespan for certifications.

For example, the ITAR Training requirement may only allow users to be certified for up to a year at a time, meaning each user will have to be re-certified annually.

Additionally, some requirements may not require an expiration for certifications. For example, certifications for US Citizenship may be created with no expiration, meaning the user never has to be re-certified.

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  • A security requirement is an individual requirement such as having a non-expired license.
  • Certifications can be updated at any period of frequency.
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  • Offering users the appropriate security requirements is a system admin duty.
  • tiCrypt is not responsible for checking that "Joe Smith" has a non-expired license.
  • Requirements are tools that are used within the system to help keep track of user certificates.

Create a new security requirement​

To create a new security requirement navigate to tab in Security Requirements section.

  • Click the Create new security requirement button in the top right.
  • In the prompt, type a name for the security requirement.
  • Type a security requirement description.
  • Select if you would like the security requirement to expire.
  • Select the default certification lifespan.
  • Select the maximum certification lifespan.
  • Click .
Create Security Requirement

Certify User(s) with a security requirement​

To grant a user certification for a security requirement navigate to tab in Security Requirements section.

  • Select the security requirement you would like to certify the user for.
  • Click the Certify user(s) button in the top right.
  • Type the name of the user(s) you would like to certify.
  • Select an expiration date for the user(s).
  • Select whether to skip the expiration date or attempt to update user certification once it expires.
  • Click .
Certify a User for a Security Requirement

Edit security requirement​

To edit an existing security requirement navigate to tab in Projects section in Security Requirements section.

  • Select the security requirement you would like to edit.
  • Click on the Edit button in the top right.
  • In the prompt, edit the security requirement name, description, certification expiration status, default and maximum life span.
  • Once you finished, click .
Edit Security Requirement

Delete security requirement​

To delete an existing security requirement navigate to tab in Projects section in Security Requirements section.

  • Select the security requirement you would like to delete.
  • Click the Delete button in the top right.
  • Click .
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You cannot delete a security requirement in use.

Delete Security Requirement