How is role-based security handled in OneStream?

Role-based security in OneStream is primarily managed by controlling user access and permissions based on their specific responsibilities within the organization. This approach ensures that users only have access to the data and functionalities that are relevant to their roles, allowing for secure and efficient management of sensitive information.

By assigning roles with distinct permissions, administrators can define what each user or group of users can view or modify within the OneStream platform. This granular level of access is crucial in maintaining data integrity and confidentiality, as it minimizes the risk of unauthorized access to information. It also allows organizations to align their security policies with organizational structures and job functions, facilitating better compliance with regulatory requirements.

Other options like implementing single sign-on, allowing read access to all users, or using biometric authentication represent different aspects of user authentication or general security practices but do not specifically address the systematic control over user access and permissions based on roles, which is the essence of role-based security in OneStream.