Security at Sisense

Sisense security is divided into three main categories: Securing Users Securing Data Securing the Sisense Platform Different measures and industry best practices are used to ensure security for each of these categories and to provi...

Sisense is built around a robust and flexible security architecture that is both comprehensive and intuitive. This architecture has been designed to ensure security processes are enforced while scaling to enterprise deployments of Sisense . This inc...

CORS allows for HTTP requests from one origin to another, despite a browser’s Same-Origin policy, which prevents client-side web applications located in one domain from obtaining data from an application in a different domain. The browser compares t...

Your Sisense Server can generate audit logs for privileged access, including operations such as creating, updating, or deleting users, groups, and system definitions. These logs are useful for governing your deployments and keeping track of the user...

When you connect to Google from Sisense, you can authenticate your account with your Google credentials if you are working from the localhost. If however, you are connecting remotely to the Sisense server, and the address of the Sisense Web Applicat...