Select the data space and workspace that store your Security Mesh data and analytical
assets. This process creates the infrastructure for your security visualizations. Complete this
one-time task the first time that you access the Security Mesh tab.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with the Security Center license and Data 360
User Permissions Needed
To view Security Center pages:
View Security Center Pages
To create and edit security policies:
Manage Security Center
To view Security Mesh data:
View Security Mesh
To configure Security Mesh settings:
Manage Security Mesh
To access Data 360 data:
Access Data 360 Setup Menu
To access Event Monitoring data:
View Event Log Files
To make the Security Mesh tab visible in the Security Center app, in your permission set's Tab Settings, select Default On for Security Mesh.
From the App Launcher, open the Security Center app, and then select the
Security Mesh tab.
Select Set Up Environment. The Configure environment dialog
opens.
Select a Data Space from the list, or click New Data
Space and follow the prompts.
Select a Workspace from the list, or click New
Workspace and follow the prompts.
Click Next.
Select a daily time to apply updates to your environment. To minimize disruptions, choose a
time outside of normal business hours.
Save your changes. The Configuration page appears.
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