MODSYSCF - CUSTOMS OFFICE CONFIGURATION Ó UNCTAD - SITE (V1.15) 9.11 Fig 9.4  MODSYSCF : Security Group profiles Creating or Altering a Group Profile The  system  will  display  a  menu  of  available  modules,  (like  the  example  above),  and  selecting  a module opens the editing window. The editing window is a display of menu options in hierarchical layout, where the different menu options may be toggled on or off by double clicking the mouse on the appropriate option or pressing the space bar when the option is highlighted. Fig 9.5 MODSYSCF : Group profiles: Customs Office Module The new or altered group profiles are written to your client configuration files and must  be  transferred  to  the  server.  After  updating  the  group  profiles  you  must send the configuration to the server using the option Configuration transfer. Hint: The ASYCUDA++ default setting for all menu options is ‘on’. In setting up a  new  installation  in  a  country,  it  is  better  to  create  a  new  User  Group  profile with all menu options switched off. Using this new profile, (‘no access’),  as  a starting  point,  the  security  manager  can  selectively  switch  on  those  options necessary for the particular user group. Using this approach you are less likely to overlook ‘switching off‘ a function that may compromise system security. This is done by copying, renaming and resetting the ‘no access’ profile.