As of ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4, you can assign your organization a classification schema that allows your members to classify items based on their level of sensitivity. Item classification helps organization members understand the extent of security and safeguarding an item warrants and thus can play a crucial role in protecting confidential and proprietary information. The following are examples of when item classification would be useful:
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Government agencies can classify sensitive items that, by law or regulation, can only be accessed by individuals with proper security clearance and incur criminal penalties if mishandled.
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Corporations and non-government organizations can classify items to protect trade secrets or conform with laws and regulations governing various situations such as privacy, legal proceedings, and the timing of financial information releases.
Before you can assign a classification schema to your organization, you must create it by defining the configuration options for the classification in a valid JSON file. This repository hosts simple and intermediate classification schema samples that you can use as a reference to create a classification schema that meets your organization's needs.
To create a classification schema using a schema sample as a reference, follow these steps:
- Navigate to simple classification schemas or intermediate classification schemas.
- Click on a schema sample to preview it.
- Click Download raw file in the top-right corner of the preview window.
- Open the file in a text editor of your choice.
- Use the sample as a reference and review Item classification reference to create your classification schema.
The following is a list of requirements for assigning a classification schema to your organization:
- ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4
- Be a member of the default Administrator role or a custom role that includes the Organization website privilege
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