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## Introduction

The secure assets module can be used to apply read and write permissions to
the filesystem on a folder by folder basis.

Content authors sometimes need to load files into the CMS, and be assured that
these cannot be publicly accessed via deep linking. This is achieved by organising
these files into assigned folders, and using the secureassets module to apply
security restrictions to those folders.

## Assigning permissions

To edit permissions for a folder go to the Files section of the cms and select
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not have permission to view the file attached, then it will not appear
against that object, and modification may result in it being detached.

Try to avoid attaching images or other files to DataObjects which may
be publicly viewed, to avoid unnecessary access denied errors appearing.
### Pages

Pages may be created in draft with secure files attached, but when this page is
published you will need to change the permissions on each file to make them accessible.

Try to avoid attaching secure images or other files to live pages (or other DataObjects)
which may be publicly viewed, to avoid unnecessary access denied errors appearing.

## Other Considerations

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