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Privileged Users can check for any violations before assigning privileges.
- A user or role with directly allocated credentials can readily carry out tasks that may go outside the scope of their administrative responsibilities. All users who log in to the system have a greater number of fundamental privileges when you increase the system's initial inheritable set of privileges.
- Potential privileged account misuse is one of the major security dangers in the online environment. Malicious actors frequently target these privileged accounts in an effort to steal important information or hurt an organisation.
- Usually, privileged accounts are connected to organisational roles. The help desk specialists, security teams, application owners, database administrators, operating systems, services accounts, third-party contractors, and IT administrators are a few examples.
- Select the Security and User Management or All view on the Database Overview screen, then go to the User & Role Management card and select Privilege Assignment. Locate the user you want to change. Give the user the necessary permissions. Privileges of various kinds are individually assigned.
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