2015
Lynda
Spike Xavier
3:09
English

Balancing security and user satisfaction is hard. But with SharePoint's built-in security features and customizable roles and permissions, you can give your users access to everything they need and restrict access to everything they don't. Join Spike Xavier, as he shows how to use SharePoint's security mechanisms to control and protect information from the site collection level on down. Plus, learn how to create custom roles, groups, and permission levels to cover what SharePoint doesn't do straight out of the box. Spike will also cover how security impacts search functionality in SharePoint—specifically content revealed in Web Parts and views—and show how to document your SharePoint security strategy.

Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
1. SharePoint Security Fundamentals
Introduction
Authentication
Authorization
SharePoint security for collaboration
SharePoint mall map
Levels of access control
2. SharePoint Users and Their Roles
Introduction
SharePoint security groups
SharePoint permission levels
Collaboration versus publishing
3. Accessing Content
Introduction
Site access
List/library access
Document/item access
Checking permission
4. Restricting Access to Content
Introduction
Web application policies
Site collection boundaries
Permission inheritance
Custom security levels
Custom SharePoint groups
5. Roles and Responsibilities
Introduction
Farm administrators
Site collection administrators
Site owners
Site members
Site visitors
6. Security for Publishing Sites
Introduction
Restricted readers
Designers
Approvers
Hierarchy managers
7. Managing SharePoint Security Groups
Introduction
Group ownership
Group membership
Viewing membership
Managing access requests
8. Search and SharePoint Security
Introduction
Web Parts and SharePoint security
Audiences and SharePoint security
Views and SharePoint security
9. Planning Worksheets
Introduction
Strategies
Solutions
Review
Conclusion
Next steps

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