No special attention is needed. Access indications appear in the form of a colored dot on a safe or on a file. When the user views the safes he can immediately tell which safes were accessed and which weren't. The user can receive a visual audit trail of an object and examine who accessed or updated the information. Since there is no way to bypass the Visual Security mechanism, it provides an important tool for the users.
Users can focus on information changes, knowing that only the indicated objects have changed.
This, for example, can be useful when waiting for a document update from a colleague. The Visual Security acts as a deterrent to users performing inappropriate access since co-owners will see it. For example, an employee that is about to leave the company will think twice about downloading sensitive information to take with him. Manual Security Manual security is the ultimate way to control who can access your data and when. Clearance - a safe that needs clearance can't be opened by simply double clicking on it.