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# User Security Page

{% hint style="success" %} <mark style="color:green;">Pre-requisite:</mark> The ***User*** module will be visible under ***Apps*** menu only for those users who are created either containing the ***Admin role*** or have permission to access the ***User*** module.
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{% hint style="success" %}
Check out the walk through given below on how to access the User Security page.
{% endhint %}

![The User Security page under the Security module of the Platform](/files/oSEgnUDHz1PyLbbqcSBm)

* Select the ***Security*** plugin from the ***Apps*** menu.

![Icon of the Security module inside the Apps menu](/files/fmNmaZ0rV8knzDivTHCc)

* The ***User Security*** page opens.&#x20;
  * You can see a list of created ***User Groups*** on the left side of the screen where as the right side displays the list of ***Users*** who are part of any selected group.&#x20;
  * By default the landing page displays ***All Groups*** selected from the ***User Groups*** list and ***All Users*** selected from the ***Type*** drop-down menu containing the ***Active*** Status. &#x20;

![The User Security page](/files/os4C1ZL9FaXxx9XyiFT4)

* The user can go ahead with the creation of ***Group*** or ***User*** by clicking the ***New*** menu option.

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![](/files/k6hD6M5GVe6w2Mqa5GV5)

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="color:green;">Please</mark> <mark style="color:green;">Note:</mark> You can search for a specific user or group by using the ***Search Group*** or ***Search User*** option once some users and groups are created.

![](/files/fR7IQu0oxzOpGKML3Ydi)
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