Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
An optional SwiftNet facility that enables customers to control the access of end users and applications to service functions. The service administrator defines the available user access profiles (roles) for use with RBAC. After provisioning, the security officer within an institution can grant roles to end users and applications.
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Eminent European person confirms UST controls and safeguards
Alliance Access/Entry Message and File Search and Reporting
Discover how to locate messages and files using specific search criteria and see how to generate reports based on your search output.Disclaimer: this course is intended for Alliance Access, but the message search and reporting is identical in Alliance Lite2. This module is Release 7.4 compliant (some images in this module use earlier releases of the software).
How to send a MT n92 Request for Cancellation Message in Alliance Access
Learn how to send the Request for Cancellation (MT n92) message in Alliance Access. It will demonstrate this using an MT 192 to request the cancellation of a customer payment (MT 103), but a similar process is applicable for other message types.
Security guidelines
Information and guidelines for secure access to swift.com applications
Manage Security and System Parameters in Alliance Access
Understand how Alliance left and right security officers (LSO/RSO) and software administrators manage Alliance Access security and system parameters, and simulate some related tasks.Disclaimer: The version used on this course may be different from your current version. However, The actions shown in the course have remained unchanged and therefore are still valid.Learning objectives:Show how to perform at least one security parameter change on Alliance AccessShow how to approve at least one…
How does a Watch Administrator grant and revoke access to Watch products
This video is part of a series for Swift Watch.It shows how a Watch Administrator grants and revokes access to various Watch products. Points to be aware of when adding a Watch end user to a Watch contract:The Video only shows the actions required by the Watch Administrator!It still needs to be synchronised with the actual Watch application.While that is an automated process, it does take about 24 hours before the user's account can actually access the Watch application!oints to be aware of…
Alliance Access/Entry: Introduction to Multi-Format MX Message Handling
Understand how ISO 20022 and MT messages will coexist and what are multi-format MX messages.Learning objectives:Understand how ISO 20022 messages will be processed during the ISO/MT coexistence periodUnderstand what is a multi-format MX messageKnow how Alliance Access/Entry processes multi-format MX messages received over FINplusBe aware of key milestones related to Swift's in-flow translation service availability
Alliance Entry document centre
Offering the flexibility and control of a private infrastructure, Alliance Entry enables banks and market infrastructures to transfer information between business applications and Swift.
Media FAQ: Shadow Brokers
Allegations surrounding attempts to gain unauthorised access to data at two service bureaux.
Alliance Access/Entry Archive and Backup Messages and Events
Explore the archive and backup options for messages and events.Disclaimer: This module is Release 7.4 compliant (some images in this module use earlier releases of the software).Learning objectives:the 4 steps in their correct order to remove live messages from the Alliance Access/Entry instance.Remember the 2 message archive tools.Demonstrate the manual archive of messages using the Archive Older Live Traffic option in the Configuration GUI.Demonstrate the manual backup and removal of a…