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> ## Documentation Index
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# Access

The Access Management section of the Splashtop Secure Workspace web portal provides administrators with a comprehensive set of functionalities to manage access entitlements and conditional policies across the organization. Let's explore the different components within the Access Management section:

## **Organizations**

Within the Access Management section, administrators can manage organizations. This feature allows you to create and configure different organizational units, granting you the flexibility to define access controls and policies based on the unique requirements of each unit within your organization.

## **Users and Groups**

The Users and Groups functionality enables administrators to manage user accounts and groups within the organization. You can add or remove users, assign them to specific groups, and manage their access permissions. By organizing users into groups, you can efficiently apply access policies and streamline access management processes.

## **Conditions**

In the Access Management section, administrators can define and manage conditions that are used in access policies. Conditions allow you to set specific requirements or criteria that must be met for access to be granted. For example, you can create conditions based on device types, network locations, or time-based access restrictions. By defining conditions, you can tailor access policies to align with your organization's security requirements and compliance standards.

## **Policies**

The Policies feature allows administrators to create and manage access policies within the organization. Access policies specify the rules and conditions for granting or restricting access to resources, applications, data, and the internet. Password policies define the password requirements, while MFA policies specify the MFA requirements in terms of specific factors. By configuring these policies, you can ensure that access entitlements align with the organization’s security policies, user roles, and business needs. With granular control over access, you can enhance security, enforce compliance, and maintain a secure and efficient access environment.

In conclusion, the Access Management section of the Splashtop Secure Workspace web portal provides administrators with powerful tools to manage access entitlements and conditional policies. By managing organizations, users, groups, conditions, and policies, you can tailor access controls to meet the unique requirements of your organization and maintain a secure access environment.

[Organizations](/v1/docs/organizations) [Users and Roles](/v1/docs/users-and-roles) [Groups](/v1/docs/groups) [Unified Policies](/v1/docs/unified-policies) [Create new condition](/v1/docs/create-new-conditions)