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This article is the result of the questions asked during a Connections webinar about Permission Assist. Click here to listen to the recording of the session. What is Permission Assist?Permission Assist is an identity and access management (IAM) platform specifically designed for community banks and credit unions.Financial institutions are often drowning in fragmented data, spreadsheets, and manual processes. With Permission Assist, you can centralize, organize, and streamline user and permission data across your entire application ecosystem—even legacy or siloed systems.How does Permission Assist source user and permission data?Permission Assist gathers data directly from your third-party applications using plugins (integrations/connectors). For example, it connects to Active Directory using an API. When a direct connection isn’t available, it imports data from reports (like PDFs or other formats).What are access models?An access model is a template of authorized access across all appl

This article provides best practices to avoid any conflict between OpCon processes and antivirus or a log scanner.Security on your serverMore than ever, security is a sensitive and critical element in protecting your company infrastructure and data integrity. You probably already have or plan to add another security layer on your server through an antivirus, scanner or even a log collector. The purpose of this article is to provide the best practices that OpCon and your security applications coexist harmoniously without any conflict.OpCon and antivirusOpCon is a critical application as it's handling your automatization and therefore its processes must remain protected from external interference to avoid dysfunction or outage.By default, an antivirus is scanning the whole system, all the folders and the files searching for viruses or malwares. In a scan operation, it happens that the antivirus is holding a critical files for one of OpCon processes or LSAM such as a log file, a tracking

Set API certificate:This article will show you how to set an auto-signed certificate or your own signed certificate to your OpCon Rest. You'll find three scenarios :1. Generate a new self-signed certificate if no certificate found.2. Generate a new self-signed certificate if the existing certificate is expired.3. Set your own signed certificate. 1. No certificate found:In some cases the OpCon API is not reachable because the certificate is not find by the API, in this case you may only have to apply this procedure to allow the API to use it own auto-generated self-signed certificate : 1. Stop the RestAPI service: SMA OpCon RestAPI 2. Open a command prompt as Administrator 3. Navigate to the SAM folder (for installation on the system drive C:\Program Files\OpConxps\SAM) 4. Run the following command SMAOpConRestApi.Controllers.exe -setcertificate (for older version replaceSMAOpConRestApi.Controllers.exe by SMAOpConRestApi.OwinService) 5. Verify the process completed successfully, the log