Sensitive data in component settings

What are component settings?

Component settings define how a core component of your BOC Management Office Product behaves or appears. Some allow multiple configurable templates, like report styles or modelling setups. Others have a single "General" configuration for basic settings, such as data thresholds, release workflow or validation rules.
For a detailed explanation, visit: ADONIS/ADOGRC - Settings or ADOIT - Settings.

What do the component settings include?

The component settings contain various library-specific configurations, including basic settings for components such as:

• Release Workflow
• Validation functions
• Organisation Portal
• Property Filter

Do the component settings contain personal data?

In general, the component settings do not contain personal data. However, some configuration values may be considered sensitive, such as:

Email Component

If configured, this contains the settings of the email service, including:

• IP address or name of the email server
• Port of the email server
• System sender address
• System reply-to address

Authentication Mechanisms

If configured, this includes the settings for your authentication method or user management, such as:

• LDAP configuration
• IDM configuration
• SAML configuration
• OIDC configuration

Please note that this list is not exhaustive, as product versions may change over time.
For detailed information, please contact BOC Technical Support and create a ticket via BOC-Group Help Center.