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Security Considerations for new Site
I am starting a new project that will track 100-300 Users and various information for projects at work. Much of the data is specific to just that user and will not need to be viewed by others at all. So the emphisis in on a repository for data for the user and keeping others from accessing it.
Most of my development has been for a single site / shared information with logon. I haved only 25-50 users on the site and all the information was available to everyone once logged in.
Do I want to use the new Visio dev tools that manager users or is this not enterprise enough. The user will be authenticated off the database and not domain or anything like that.
I am looking for a best practice type of response that will give me some consideration to keep in mind while I develope the site. Any experiences / tips tricks etc... would be appriciated as I am pretty much lost when it comes to this type of development.
Thanks again,
XDevUser
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