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There will always be multiple systems within an organization, each of which has its own dedicated area of responsibility, but also because of the different areas of responsibility between them, resulting in loose and difficult authority management for heterogeneous systems.Under the premise, the main purpose of this paper is how to design a cross-system rights management platform so that it can control dynamic rights and allow heterogeneous systems to be integrated without modifying the architecture to complete the challenge of rights control.In addition to authority management, system security also encounters the need to analyze the user's operation of the system. The main reason is to trace the abnormal behavior by tracking the recorded behavior footprints, so that the information can be traced back. Managers can identify records with security concerns and respond to them.However, for heterogeneous systems, due to the different tasks of each system, the data that needs to be stored cannot be consistent, which makes it difficult to integrate record storage across systems. Based on the aforementioned challenges, this paper will provide a management system design for a cross-system authority strategy, display the results and analyze the benefits, and finally put forward directions for the future planning of the system.
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