Ressource: Einstellungen für die Sammlungsverwaltung

Bitwarden Password Manager-Organisationseigentümer haben Zugriff auf drei umschaltbare Einstellungen für die Sammlungsverwaltung. Jede davon beeinflusst das Verhalten von Sammlungen und bietet mehrere flexible Optionen für die Verwaltung von Sammlungen und Tresorobjekten. Dies ermöglicht eine Reihe von Management-Zugriffsstrategien, einschließlich vollständiger Selbstbedienung, einer Politik der geringsten Privilegien und einer strengen Administratoraufsicht.

Besitzer und Administratoren können alle Sammlungen und Einträge verwalten

Wenn diese Einstellung aktiviert ist, haben Administratorrollen die Möglichkeit, alle Sammlungen und Tresorelemente darin anzuzeigen, zu bearbeiten und zu verwalten. Wenn diese Einstellung deaktiviert ist, haben Administratorrollen nur Zugriff auf Sammlungen, für die ihnen direkte Sammlungsberechtigungen zugewiesen sind.

Beschränken Sie die Erstellung der Sammlung auf Eigentümer und Administratoren

Wenn diese Option aktiviert ist, sind Administratorrollen die einzigen Mitglieder in den Organisationen, die Sammlungen erstellen können. Wenn diese Option deaktiviert ist, können alle Mitglieder der Organisation Sammlungen erstellen.

Beschränken Sie das Löschen der Sammlung auf Eigentümer und Administratoren

Wenn diese Option aktiviert ist, sind Administratorrollen die einzigen Mitglieder in den Organisationen, die Sammlungen löschen können. Wenn diese Option deaktiviert ist, haben alle Mitglieder in der Organisation mit der Berechtigung Verwalten für eine Sammlung die Möglichkeit, diese Sammlung zu löschen.

All options checked
Owners and Administrators have access to everything in the organization vault, and only they can create and delete collections.

• Empowers the administrator to set up collections as the organization needs

• Gives administrators the visibility and access to make changes to all vault items

First option unchecked, second and third option checked
Administrators will be able to see that a collection exists, but cannot access it or the items therein unless they have been given permissions by a user with the Manage collection permission for that collection. Admins alone can create a collection and they’ll automatically receive the Manage collection permission, but can then pass that off to a designated collection manager to populate. Only admins will be able to delete collections, regardless of Manage collection permissions.

• Great middle ground between full admin control and user self-serve

• Admins can create the structure of the organization and then let the users work in that space

• Helps adhere to a policy of least-privilege - administrators can be assigned to low-sensitivity collections, but not to confidential ones

First option checked, second and third options unchecked
Users can create and delete their own collections, and administrators are able to access those collections. This allows for a self-serve approach with admin supervision.

• Users can handle their own work without contacting administrators

• Admins can intervene in case something unexpected comes up, such as the collection manager going out on leave

• Users will automatically receive the Manage collection permission for organizations they create, and the Manage collection permission is required to delete a collection

Tip: Get more granular control by adjusting the second or third options to choose whether to allow users to create OR delete collections.

Fourth option checked/unchecked
The fourth option adjusts the permission level for deleting items. Leaving this unchecked is beneficial for self-serve setups where team members are able to manage themselves with minimal interaction with admins. Checking this will require escalation to users with the Manage collection permission to delete items, which is useful when an item is shared in more than one collection and admins have an opportunity to simply remove it from the collection to ensure to disruption to users utilizing the other collection.

All options unchecked
This is the default for new organizations. Administrators will only be able to see that a collection exists and the collection structure of the organization. Users can create and delete their own collections without needing to contact administrators. Administrators cannot see the contained vault items unless a user with the Manage collection permission assigns them permission. Users with the Edit items collection can send collection items to the organization trash.

• Allows for full user self-serve

• Useful for large organizations with many small teams with lots of collections

• Helps adhere to a principle of least-privilege policy

A great use-case for this setup would be for the Enforce organization data ownership policy, where a user must store their own passwords in the organization vault, but can do so inside a private collection.

Tip: Administrators will automatically receive access to orphaned collections if there are no users with Manage collection access.

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