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# Principio dei quattro occhi

Il principio dei quattro occhi, noto anche come flusso di lavoro a doppia approvazione, richiede che una seconda persona autorizzata approvi le azioni, in modo che le modifiche avvengano solo dopo una revisione indipendente.

In Remote Desktop Manager, definisca i richiedenti che possono avviare operazioni di visualizzazione, creazione o eliminazione ma non possono eseguirle finché non viene concessa l'approvazione. Assegni gli approvatori tramite ruoli e set di autorizzazioni, specifichi quali operazioni richiedono l'approvazione e applichi approvazioni a tempo limitato a una voce o a una cartella specifica. Tutte le richieste e le decisioni vengono registrate a fini di audit e conformità.

#### Argomenti correlati

* [Richiedere l'accesso temporaneo a una voce in Remote Desktop Manager](/rdm/it/user-interface/content-area/temporary-access-in-remote-desktop-manager/request-temporary-access-to-an-entry-in-remote-desktop-manager.md)
* [Set di autorizzazioni](/rdm/it/ribbon-menu-bar/administration/system-settings/vault-management/permission-sets.md)

#### Vedere anche

* [Autorizzazioni/RBAC/Ruoli](/rdm/it/concepts/advanced-concepts/permissions-rbac-and-roles.md)
* [Log, report e audit](/rdm/it/concepts/advanced-concepts/logs-reports-and-audits.md)
* [Sicurezza](/rdm/it/concepts/advanced-concepts/security.md)


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