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# Permission management

In *SecureAccess® CLOUD* it is possible to grant or deny access to the users for every specific web application. In the subdomain section the administrator can click on the ![](/files/-Lc7CA-t7V03dy73TpvF)  button and a new screen will be shown in order to manage the permission rights for registered users and groups for that specific subdomain. 

![Image 1: Subdomain permissions management page](/files/-Lc7CG7b11pOrjnQRlIM)

By default, all users and groups are allowed to access the web application. From the screen above you can add or remove permissions for each user and groups. &#x20;

Permissions set at user level are always overriding permissions set at groups level.&#x20;


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