Iconcis suite - Default Group as universal Read Only User

Iconics Suite - Default Group as universal Read Only User [Iconics Security]

This article show how to configure Default Group to act as default Read Only User for every not logged user

- open Workbench
- go Security
- create new group in security Groups
- set newly created group as "This is the default group"
- set Read Only privileges (shortcut on the bottom of group page)



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