One with project administration privileges can configure projects. System administrators get both. Triple-sheathed UniPress claims the data stored in FootPrints is secured by three levels of protection. But if we've learned anything about the Internet, Windows NT and Web browsers over the last few months, it's that nothing on the Net is 100 percent secure. The first level of protection is project-level access.
Users can reach project data only if they are properly registered project members.
The administrator can include or exclude users and data from different projects. The second level of protection is valid user names and passwords. The administrator can require password validation to make changes to the database. The third level of protection comes from the Web server. Some servers can restrict requests to specified IP addresses, but this depends on the Web server software and has nothing to do with FootPrints.