Google Drive Connector 24.3

# Mapped Security

The Google Drive Connector supports mapped security, but only when you retrieve information from users in a G Suite domain.

When you set the configuration parameter `MappedSecurity` to `TRUE`, an Access Control List (ACL) is added to each IDOL document and the `SECURITYTYPE` document field is set.

ACL Format | `<Everyone>:U:<Users>:NU:<Negative Users>:G:<Groups>:NG:<Negative Groups>` `<Everyone>` is a flag, set to either 0 or 1. When set to 1, any user who does not match an entry in the `<Negative Users>` or `<Negative Groups>` sections is permitted to view the document. When set to 0, a user must match an entry in the `<Users>` or `<Groups>` sections to view the document. `<Users>` is a comma-separated list of users. `<Groups>` is a comma-separated list of groups. `<Negative Users>` is a comma-separated list of users who are never permitted to view the document. `<Negative Groups>` is a comma-separated list of groups who are never permitted to view the document.
`SECURITYTYPE` Field Value | `GOOGLEDRIVE` An IDOL index might contain documents that originated from different connectors. Google Drive Connector adds the `SECURITYTYPE` field to each document, so that you can configure your IDOL Content component to recognize documents that originated from this connector, and process each document using the appropriate security type.

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Version 24.3 | Last updated June 2024

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Product: IDOL Google Drive Connector 24.3

Topic Title: Mapped Security