Installing Data Classification plugin demo data
When you upgrade to or install Australia (and above), the Data Classification (com.glide.data_classification) plugin is automatically activated. However, you should manually install the demo data that comes with the plugin. It includes several important pre-defined data classifications, and it also assigns one of them to specific User [sys_user] table columns in your instance.
始める前に
Role required: admin
このタスクについて
- data_classification_admin: Can administer all aspects of the Data Classification application, including data classification setup and assignment.
- data_classification_auditor: Can audit Data Classification code assignments made to user tables and columns.
All decisions in connection with the implementation of this application are at the sole decision of the Customer. Customers acknowledge and agree that use of the application is not a representation by ServiceNow of compliance with any law or regulation and any suggested language, field or classification provided out of the box with the application does not constitute legal advice by ServiceNow.
Customers remain solely responsible for complying with their legal obligations under applicable law, including (but not limited to) data protection, security requirements, and privacy laws, and are responsible for configuring and making any necessary modifications to this application, including (but not limited to) templates, to meet the Customers’ requirements.
手順
Components installed with Data Classification demo data
When you install the demo data included in the Data Classification (com.glide.data_classification) plugin, several types of components are installed in your instance. These components include pre-defined data classifications and code assignments for specific User [sys_user} columns.
Data Classifications installed
| data classification | Description |
|---|---|
| Confidential | Sensitive data that if compromised could negatively affect operations. |
| Internal | Internal data not meant for public disclosure. |
| Personally Identifiable Information | Also known as PII. Data that could potentially be used to identify a particular person. |
| Public | Data that may be freely disclosed to the public. |
| Restricted | Highly sensitive corporate data that if compromised could put the organization at financial or legal risk. |
Data Classification assignments
| Table | Assigned Column | Assigned data classification |
|---|---|---|
| sys_user | zip | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | first_name | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | Personally identifiable information | |
| sys_user | city | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | middle_name | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | street | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | mobile_phone | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | last_name | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | country | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | gender | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | name | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | photo | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | state | Personally identifiable information |
| sys_user | home_phone | Personally identifiable information |