Description
"Permissions & Security in Plone" by: Kim Nguyen
Data security makes news headlines, often for the wrong reasons, when it has not been implemented correctly, or when it has been added to systems as an afterthought.
Plone is a secure, open source web content management system that is written in Python and has been under active development since 2001.
One of Plone's great strengths is its baked-in security model, which is comprised of:
object- and field-level permissions roles groups workflow states, transitions, and guards In this talk, I will explain the elements of Plone's time-tested security model and I will show how these elements work together to help developers create websites and web applications that are secure by default.
Recorded at the 2020 Python Web Conference (https://2020.pythonwebconf.com)