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Security Access and Roles Privilege Matrix for READ-ONLY Access to Enterprise Data Warehouse Data – Version 21
Approved By:
Modified By:
DMC Access & Roles Task Force
Anja Canfield-Budde
Approved Date: October 30, 2013
Last Modified : October 30, 2013
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This Role Privilege Matrix describes how data access is administered in the UW’s Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW). The vertical columns represent the
“Business Domains” of data that are available. There are many data tables from each business domain in the EDW that are available to users. Data is loaded
into those tables from official source business systems. (i.e. Human Resources - HEPPS, Financial - FAS, Student - SDB, etc.) The horizontal rows of the matrix
represent “Roles”, that Data Custodians of the source systems have defined, for specific row and column access to the data tables in each business domain.
Refer below to the definitions of the roles, as well as column privilege levels, for details on how access is applied. Refer to the Decision Support web site for
details on what data tables and reports are available via the EDW.
Business Domains
Financial Student
Rows Columns Rows Columns
All
All
All
None
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All
None
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Role Privilege Matrix
Areas
All Units
Academic
Units
Central Offices
All Campuses
Roles
2
Administrator/Manager/Fiscal Tech
Administrative Analyst
Payroll Coordinator
Advisor/Academic Staff
Faculty/Principal Investigator
Chancellor/Dean/Dean's Analyst
Academic Analyst
Institutional Analyst
Student Aid Analyst
Student Fiscal Analyst
Payroll Analyst
Academic Personnel/HR Analyst
Auditor
EDW Administrator
Human Resources
Rows Columns
All
All
All
None
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
HR Baseline
HR Baseline
HR Expanded
None
HR Baseline
HR Baseline
HR Baseline
HR Baseline
HR Baseline
HR Baseline
HR High
HR Full
All
All
Research
1
Rows Columns
All
All
All
None
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
Internal Audit
UW-IT
None All
ST Baseline All
None All
ST Baseline None
ST Baseline All
ST Baseline, ST Aid Low All
ST Expanded All
ST Expanded, ST Aid Med All
ST Expanded, ST Aid High All
ST Expanded, ST Fiscal All
ST Baseline All
ST Baseline All
All All
All All
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Note: Shaded Areas = Role access managed centrally via dmc-support Non-shaded Areas = Role access managed via delegation to ASTRA unit authorizer
Research Business Domain – Refers to access to administrative data related to research operations
Roles - May not relate to a position description or job title.
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Security Roles and Access Privilege Matrix for READ-ONLY Access to Data - Version 20
ROLE DEFINITIONS
Role/Group Description Definition
Administrator/Manager/Fiscal Department administrators and managers, in academic or central
Tech departments, responsible for the administration of specific budgets
and/or the administration of employees in a specific organization.
Administrative Analyst Seattle, Tacoma or Bothell administrative staff responsible for providing
analysis of data to support UW Administration. For example, analysts in
UW Finance and Facilities, UW Information Technology, etc.
Payroll Coordinator Payroll Coordinators, in academic or central departments, responsible
for processing payroll information for specified groups of UW
employees.
Advisor/Academic Staff Student advisors and/or other staff involved in administrative functions
related to academic student data only.
Faculty/Principal Investigator Faculty involved in teaching and learning / Principle Investigators
involved in research
Chancellors/Deans/Dean's Chancellors, Deans, or principal Analysts of an academic unit.
Analyst
Academic Analyst
Institutional Analyst
Analysts that provide academic data analysis to UW central offices.
Seattle, Tacoma or Bothell Institutional Research staff responsible for
providing enterprise wide analysis of institutional data. For example,
analysts in UW Institutional Studies.
Analysts that provide student aid data analysis to UW central offices.
Analysts that provide student fiscal data analysis to UW central offices.
Central Department payroll analyst and/or functional staff. For
example, work includes federal income tax and employee deduction
data access needs.
Central Office HR, Academic HR or EOO analysts and functional staff.
Universal access granted by special University privilege. For example,
UW Internal Audit staff.
UW-IT staff responsible for developing and maintaining the Enterprise
Data Warehouse database environment.
Student Aid Analyst
Student Fiscal Analyst
Payroll Analyst
Academic Personnel/HR
Analyst
Auditor
EDW Administrator
Note: Shaded Areas = Role access managed centrally via dmc-support
Non-shaded Areas = Role access managed via delegation to ASTRA unit authorizer
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Security Roles and Access Privilege Matrix for READ-ONLY Access to Data - Version 20
COLUMN DATA PRIVILEGES
Data Custodians classify data within the Enterprise Data Warehouse according to appropriate security
principles and standards. The charts below show for certain categories of data how classifications are
applied. The column privilege level headings below are represented in the Role Privilege Matrix above,
which indicates the level of access allowed for specific roles. Each Business Domain may have its own
set of privilege levels defined. Currently Human Resource and Student domains have specific column
privilege levels defined.
X = Privilege for read only access to a category of column data in the EDW
PRIVILEGE LEVELS
HUMAN RESOURCES
HR HR HR HR
Baseline Expanded High Full
All human resources data X X X X
except for the categories
listed below
Employment status X X X
Social Security number X X
Citizenship X X
Home Address and Phone X X
Deductions X X
Contributions X X
Date of Birth X X
Sex X X
Race/Ethnicity X
Disability X
Veteran Status X
Family Medical Leave Act X
Personnel Actions X X
Benefits X
Medical Conditions X
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Security Roles and Access Privilege Matrix for READ-ONLY Access to Data - Version 20
STUDENT
All student data except
the categories listed
below
Student Charge Data in
Fiscal Tables
3
Social Security Number
Disability
Non Charge Data in Fiscal
Tables
4
Financial Aid Low
5
Financial Aid Med
6
Financial Aid High
7
PRIVILEGE LEVELS
ST ST ST ST Aid
Baseline Expanded Fiscal Low
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X
ST Aid
Med
X
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ST Aid
High
X
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X
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Student Fiscal charge related tables contain student expenditures for tuition, fees, housing, food, etc.
Student Fiscal non-charge related tables contain sensitive student account information
5
Financial Aid Low – minimal access – Select financial aid data for financial aid need determination analysis only.
6
Financial Aid Medium – broad access – Select financial aid data for enterprise-wide research and reporting only.
7
Financial Aid High – complete access – All financial aid data for Office of Student Financial Aid operations staff
only.
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Security Roles and Access Privilege Matrix for READ-ONLY Access to Data - Version 20
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
1. This Matrix describes row (i.e. span of control) and column restrictions that should be applied to
institutional data in UW applications such as the Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW). At the current
time no row restrictions have been defined for roles with access to EDW data.
2. Role assignments may span across different business domains. For example, the Faculty/PI role has
access to HR, Financial, and Student data. At the current time, the Advisors / Academic Staff role is
restricted to data only in the Student business domain.
3. To keep access management simple and timely, Data Custodians are encouraged to assign a user to
a single role on the matrix. If an exception to this principle is necessary (i.e. because a user performs
more than one job function) it is technically possible to assign a user to more than one role. In this
case, the combination of the assigned roles may give the user more, or a higher, level of access
privileges.
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