Click Records then Configure from the Top menu. Click Security then Security Click Submit Update. A message is displayed stating the configuration was

Additional Security Settings 6-13 To edit an existing security classification, complete the following steps:

1. Click Records then Configure from the Top menu. Click Security then Security

Classification . The Configure Security Classification Page is displayed.

2. Click the Edit icon a pencil next to the classification to edit.

The Create or Edit Security Classification Page is displayed.

3. Make any changes in the Brief Description text box, and click Submit Update. A

message is displayed stating the security classification was updated successfully.

4. Click OK.

6.2.2.3 Setting the Order of Security Classifications

Prerequisites ■ Create any custom security classifications that are required. See Creating or Editing a Custom Security Classification on page 6-12. ■ Assign yourself the highest classification level so you can view and reorder all levels. See Changing a User’s Classification on page 6-16. Use this procedure to indicate the order of the security classifications within the security classification hierarchy. If only the built-in security classifications are used in their default order, this procedure is not needed.

1. Click Records then Configure from the Top menu. Click Security then Security

Classification . The Configure Security Classification Page is displayed. 2. Use the up arrow and down arrow to move a selected security classification up or down in the classification hierarchy. The highest classification should be at the top of the list and the lowest at the bottom.

3. Click Submit Update. A message is displayed stating the configuration was

updated successfully. Permissions: When editing a classification, you must also be assigned the highest security level to view all of the available classifications for editing. Permissions: The Admin.RecordManager and Admin.SecurityClassifications rights are required to perform this action. These rights are assigned by default to the Records Administrator role. You must also have the specific security classification level assigned to you to view or work with it. Important: The last item in the list will be unclassified regardless of the name you assign to it. Make sure you have a classification in your hierarchy that you intend to be unclassified. 6-14 Oracle Fusion Middleware Setup Guide for Universal Records Management

6.2.2.4 Deleting a Security Classification