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About DSE Advanced Security
Security FAQs
Security checklists
Securing the environment
Configuring DSE Unified Authentication
Connecting to authentication enabled clusters
Managing roles
Authorizing access to database resources
Auditing activity
Transparent data encryption
Configuring SSL
Dynamically set LDAP Authenticator Connection Search Password

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DataStax 5.1 Security Guide

About DSE Advanced Security
An overview of DataStax Enterprise security features.
Security FAQs
DataStax Enterprise security features frequently asked questions.
Security checklists
Lists of security measures required for protecting a DataStax Enterprise database.
Securing the environment
To fully protect your data, ensure that your network is secure and temporary files are secure.
Configuring DSE Unified Authentication
Detailed steps to set up authentication and authorization in a DataStax Enterprise environment.
Connecting to authentication enabled clusters
Setting up local or DSE managed JMX user authentication.
Managing roles
Manage access to database objects using role-based access control (RBAC).
Authorizing access to database resources
Configure roles and assign permissions to manage access to database resources for authenticated users.
- About permissions
  Permissions control access to database resources.
- Managing keyspace and table permissions
  Provides examples on how to manage access to keyspaces and tables.
- Setting row-level permissions
  Set up row-level access control on a table and grant permissions on rows to users.
- Managing access to DSE Graph keyspaces
  Manage permission to access Graph data.
- Authorizing remote procedure calls for CQL execution
  Steps to configure RPC permissions for external clients.
- JMX MBean permissions
  Set up access to MBeans for authenticated JMX users.
- Search index permissions
  Assign access privileges to roles for search index management.
- Managing Spark application permissions
  Authorize Spark application submissions, management, and use.
Auditing activity
Information about enabling and configuring data auditing in DataStax Enterprise.
Transparent data encryption
Configure transparent data encryption (TDE) on sensitive data stored in tables and in configuration files.
Configuring SSL
Securing data inflight for DataStax Enterprise components.
Dynamically set LDAP Authenticator Connection Search Password
Dynamically set LDAP Authenticator Connection Search Password.

Authorizing access to database resources

Configure roles and assign permissions to manage access to database resources for authenticated users.

About permissions
Permissions control access to database resources.
Managing keyspace and table permissions
Provides examples on how to manage access to keyspaces and tables.
Setting row-level permissions
Set up row-level access control on a table and grant permissions on rows to users.
Managing access to DSE Graph keyspaces
Manage permission to access Graph data.
Authorizing remote procedure calls for CQL execution
Steps to configure RPC permissions for external clients.
Controlling access to JMX MBeans
Set up access to MBeans for authenticated JMX users.
Controlling access to search indexes
Assign access privileges to roles for search index management.
Managing Spark application permissions
Authorize Spark application submissions, management, and use.

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