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What is the motivation for adding/enhancing this feature?
To improve security and prevent unintended access issues. By restricting admin and super users from changing their own security groups, we can reduce the risk of unauthorized access and maintain better control over user permissions. This helps prevent accidental changes that could lead to users losing access to the application or gaining access they shouldn't have. Overall, it helps ensure a more secure and stable environment for our users.
What are the acceptance criteria?
Admin and super users should be prevented from changing their own security groups.
If a user's security group is changed by an administrator, their permissions should be automatically updated to reflect the permissions associated with the new security group.
Attempting to change one's own security group should result in a clear error message informing the user of the restriction and guiding them on next steps.
Log any attempts to change security groups, including unsuccessful attempts due to the restriction on self-modification, for accountability and tracking purposes.
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Moving to backlog because I'm not convinced this should be modeled like this. @ravilodhi if you have a permission driven model in mind to execute this please share and we can plan this ticket.
What is the motivation for adding/enhancing this feature?
To improve security and prevent unintended access issues. By restricting admin and super users from changing their own security groups, we can reduce the risk of unauthorized access and maintain better control over user permissions. This helps prevent accidental changes that could lead to users losing access to the application or gaining access they shouldn't have. Overall, it helps ensure a more secure and stable environment for our users.
What are the acceptance criteria?
Admin and super users should be prevented from changing their own security groups.
If a user's security group is changed by an administrator, their permissions should be automatically updated to reflect the permissions associated with the new security group.
Attempting to change one's own security group should result in a clear error message informing the user of the restriction and guiding them on next steps.
Log any attempts to change security groups, including unsuccessful attempts due to the restriction on self-modification, for accountability and tracking purposes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: